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Life Configurations
Gert Melville & Carlos Ruta (eds.)
De Gruyter (2014)
Abstract
How have different civilizations throughout different epochs mastered fundamental challenges of life? The series analyses the basic questions of cultural anthropology. All epochs and the most significant civilizations worldwide, as well as different epistemological aspects including historical sciences, sociology, ethnology, art, literature and philosophy are brought together.Author's Profile
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Contributions for considering the possibility of all life configurations. (pages 3-24)Carlos Rafael Ruta
“Philosophical Anthropology” as an Interpretation of Human Life Forms. (pages 25-45)Karl-Siegbert Rehberg
Carpe diem: Time and Life Configuration in the Hellenistic Roman World. (pages 57-66)Gregor Vogt-Spira
Life Configurations in the Middle Ages between Divine Acting and Human Self-Determination. (pages 67-80)Gert Melville
Sorcery comes from nearby Problems of the human condition according to some Amazonian indigenous peoples. (pages 130-137)Marina Vanzolini
Returning to the Land, Evoking the Past, and Sowing the Future Guaraní and Tapiete Indians and the Formation of New Rural Communities in Northwestern Argentina. (pages 138-146)Silvia María Hirsch
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