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Julia Christ, Axel Honneth - Zweite Natur

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Julia Christ (ed.), Axel Honneth (ed.)

Zweite Natur

2022

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Christophe Dejours Second nature and the theory of the body S. 575-584

„… the human body as such. But if the formation of self-consciousness is closely tied to one’s access …” „… sensitivity of the soul can only exist if experienced by a body. In a human being, the body is first and …” „… , this concept is what makes the body a truly human body, i. e., a body informed by conscience and …”

Ursula Wolf Nature, Habit and Reason in Aristotle’s Ethics S. 85-96

„… belongs to philosophy. Here the laws, institutions or products created by human beings are called a …” „… 2002. Ursula Wolf86 endowment, habits of character and reason in human beings. Let us briefly recall …” „… content of the good life, we must determine the ergon of man, or more exactly, of the human soul, its …”

Christof Rapp Introduction S. 77-84

„… – becomes understandable for the human students of nature? Even Plato, when outlining the perfect …” „… mostly interested in human nature, which might mean the essence of human beings (presupposed for example …” „… by Plato’s and Aristotle’s appeals to the specific ergon, the function, of the human soul), the …”

Thomas Khurana Introduction S. 287-294

„… of externality and internality, of »body« and »soul« (RPh § 1 Z; § 21 Z). The ethical realm thus …” „… reality, soul and body; it (ii) is characterized by a self-organizing unity such that the parts and whole …” „… machine, and the people is not the organic body of a communal and rich life, but an atomistic …”

Werner Bohleber Becoming a Subject. Second Nature, the Transmission of Cultural Knowledge and Epistemic Trust. Some Psychoanalytic Thoughts S. 563-574

„… understand as first nature comprises our biological predisposition, our body and its physiological …” „… , in human beings, the first nature is from the outset interlocked with the social world, and can no …” „… instinctual dispositions of human beings. Several instincts are, for the most part, transformed into …”

Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer Introduction S. 387-396

„… .« »Spirit« does not stands for some ghost or body-free subject, rather for the whole bulk of culturally …” „… forms, it makes an intelligent human life possible. The crucial problem of naturalism lies in the …” „… without interference of human action, even when we think of the movement of atoms. Nature in the sense of …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-8

„… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 535 Joël WhiteBook On Human Sociability …” „… theory of the body . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 575 KOLLOQUIUM XI: Ritus …”

Terry Pinkard Ethical life in the world as we found it S. 321-344

„… that human action is to be understood as an event held together (that is, is a unity) by something …” „… . First, the Aristotelian conception of subjectivity has to understand subjectivity, or human agency, as …” „… how they contribute to the whole, and vice versa: In human life, one of the effects of the liver is …”

Joël Whitebook On Human Sociability S. 539-562

„… Joël WhiteBook On Human Sociability I. Taking my cue from Jan Assmann’s study of Moses, I will …” „… sociability of the human animal must be called into question. Just as sophisticated contemporary …” „… see that the human being is not a zoon logon ekhon [an animal possessing reason], but essentially an …”

Etienne Balibar »Tod des Todes«. From the Philosophy of Religion to the Phenomenology S. 627-642

„… biotechnologies which advocate »transhumanism« or the emergence of »post-human« life as an overcoming of …” „… treatment of the sensitive question of the »identity« of nature (meaning »human nature«, but one that is …” „… the Divine, and a »conciliatory« representation in which the Creation, therefore, the Human, are …”

Arvi Särkelä Death and Disease of Spiritual Life. On Hegel’s Diagnosis of Lordship and Bondage S. 691-704

„… described as organic. In this process the lord uses the bondsman as an extension of his body: He relates to …” „… transcends that of mere reproduction. In the womb of reproduction there grows human creative production. The …”

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ZEuS Zeitschrift für Europarechtliche Studien

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ZEuS Volume 4 (2001) Issue 1 ISSN Online: 2942-3589

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Reinhard Quick, Christian Lau Kreativer Unilateralismus und die WTO Die Tellereisen-Verordnung der EG im Lichte der „Shrimps/Turtle“-Entscheidung S. 97-126

„… Body:„However it is not acceptable in international trade relations, for one WTO Memberto use an economic …” „… Body. Insbesondere in seiner„Shrimps/Turtle“-Entscheidung scheint der Appellate Body unter …” „… internationalen humanen Fangnormen nicht entsprechende Fangmethoden anwenden; ABl.Nr. L 308 v. 9.11.1991, S. 1; im …”

Christoph Spennemann The WTO Agreement on Government Procurement – A Means of Furtherance of Human Rights? S. 43-96

„… Heft 1 - 2001 - ZEuS 43The WTO Agreement on Government Procurement –A Means of Furtherance of Human …” „… analysis of the WTO Appellate Body report on Shrimps/Turtles, thearticle turns to the problem whether the …” „… Policy Objectives in Public Procurement 64c) May the Furtherance of Human Rights Be Considered as Being a …”

Nikolaos Lavranos An Introduction into the Regional Economic Integration Process of the Americas S. 127-164

„… DisputeSettlement System, The Hague, 1997. For an analysis of the case law of the Appellate Body see:Vermulst …” „… , E./Mavroidis, P./Waer, P., The functioning of the Appellate Body after 4 years, (1999) 32J.W.T., pp. 1-50.16 …” „… Lavranos134 ZEuS - 2001 - Heft 1the possibility to appeal to the Appellate Body and the binding character …”

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Martin Kirnbauer (ed.), Christelle Cazaux

Tanz und Musik

Series: Basler Beiträge zur Historischen Musikpraxis

Volume 42 2024

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Silvia Leonetti, Maria Goncharova, Andrea Ravignani Breathing, Sound, and Movement. Evolutionary Biological Building Blocks of Human Dance Across Species S. 15-28

„… recent studies on coordination dynamics in humans have experimentally demonstrated the link between body …” „… body trunk bending into their stride more than humans do, and 2) the mass of internal organs, which …” „… Movement: Evolutionary Biological Building Blocks of Human Dance Across SpeciesSilvia Leonetti, Maria …”

Jennifer Nevile Dance as a Physical Expression of Music in the Fifteenth and Early Sixteenth Centuries. Sources, Context, and Performance Practice S. 61-82

„… of music: an ordering of the movements of the human body that was concordant with the proportioning …” „… dance was an ordering of the movements of the human body which was concordant with the proportioning of …” „… being a natural activity to being an art,18 transformed by human skill and knowledge, as Guglielmo Ebreo …”

Jan-Friedrich Missfelder On Necromantic History (and Music) S. 355-366

„… _Cazaux_Christelle_Tanz_Druck | Seite 356 | 25.09.2023raise the issue of the historian’s own body and its involvement in his or …” „… history of the senses. What meaning cannot convey might be provided by the body. Stephen Greenblatt’s …” „… accuse them of being so naïve as to expect a full-body time warp into the past. The Australian histo-rian …”

Abstracts und Kurzbiographien S. 417-440

„… the human body, having been essential to the Late Renaissance pavan and maintained as a common strain …” „… Breathing, Sound, and Movement. Evolutionary Biological Building Blocks of Human Dance Across SpeciesHumans …” „… blocks underlying the human ability to dance and produce and perceive music from a biological perspective …”

Mojca Gal The Performance Practice of Ballet Music in 18th-Century France. Case Study: The Entrée Grave S. 281-298

„… . The notation describes only the movement of the feet; the upper body movements and orientations of the …” „… body have been reconstructed based on a variety of other primary sources.1 With special thanks to …” „… needs to dance in a languid manner, and by being so used to this kind of softness, the body is ever …”

Katarina Livljanić Medieval Stories and Rituals on Today’s Stage. Between Art, Scholarship, Obedience, Fashion and Horror Vacui S. 341-354

„… , learning by doing, learning through the body, through all the senses, breathing, singing, scents, taste …” „… that humans are forgetful creatures. Therefore it involves numerous safeguards against forgetting and …” „… | 25.09.2023according to which the young man would experience human suffering, renounce the religion of his …”

Anne Daye Measure: Moving In and Out of Time S. 105-132

„… the common pavan, formed by the natural symmetry of the human body (unchanging across time), was, I …” „… human life. Dancing out of measure, conversely, represented the dis-order of nature, negative passions …”

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Dawid Kasprowicz - Der Körper auf Tauchstation

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Der Körper auf Tauchstation

Series: Wissenschafts- und Technikforschung

Volume 19 2019

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7. Literaturverzeichnis S. 359-398

„… (2004): Body Motion Control, in: Handbook of Virtual Humans. Hrsg. N. Magnenat-Thalmann und D. Thalmann …” „… Press. Oxford. Hanavan, Ernest P. (1964): A Mathematical Model of the Human Body. Technical Report …” „… Model of the Human Body, in: Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 3 (3), S. 446–448. Hansen, Mark B.N …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-12

„… Körperpositionen. Hanavan, Ernest P. (1964): A Mathematical Model of the Human Body. Technical Report. Behavioral …” „… Endosphäre4. 159 Automation und Interaktion: Das Human-Factors Engineering und die Konstruktion des …” „… Virtualität und die Biomechanik des Bodenlosen 4.4.1. 215 Body Techniques der Orientierung …”

5. Schein und Sein: Von der Entgrenzung zur Rezentrierung des Körpers S. 272-346

„… zur Erforschung des Sinnes, sich selbst in seinem Körper zu fühlen (Sense of Body Ownership, vgl. Kap …” „… Diskurse, in denen das multiple Selbst-Sein sowie der besagte Sense of Body Ownership zu zentralen Themen …” „… Computersimulation der VR statt (vgl. Kap. 5.1.1.). Hierbei ist es insbesondere der aus den Human Factors stammende …”

4. Körper und System: Das Wissen der Endosphäre S. 159-271

„… , die zunächst in den USA unter dem Namen des Human Factors Engineering firmiert und an jenem …” „… Mensch-Maschine-Interaktion hin zum Umweltbegriff in den Human Factors Engineering nachgezeichnet. Das Human Factors …” „… Engineering, aus dem die amerikanische Human Factors and Ergonomics Society hervorgehen wird, soll als …”

6. Fazit – Zu einer Medientheorie der Immersion S. 347-358

„… Betrachtung um. Das Entstehen des Human Factors Engineering setzt an die Stelle des idealen Piloten das Design …” „… die Physiologen ein Raumund Sehorgan isolieren wollten, interessiert die Human Factors Psychologen …” „… Ingenieure und Human Factors Psychologen zu Beobachtern einer Beobachtung simulierter Umwelten werden (vgl …”

1. Einleitung S. 13-58

„… das Body Schema (Gregersen und Grodal 2009, 76; Gallagher 2007, 348).10 Vor dem Hintergrund einer …” „… components allowing one to progressively have a body. […] The decisive advantage of articulation over …” „… Natur-Seele und Körper- Leib durch eine Ko-Emergenz von Körper und Umwelt entgehen sollen. „Acquiring a body …”

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Erik Nis Ostenfeld - Ancient Greek Psychology

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Ancient Greek Psychology

Series: Academia Philosophical Studies

Volume 63 2019

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Bibliography S. 151-170

„… Concept of a Human Body’, PR 1964. Marmodoro, A. and A History of Mind and Body in Late Antiquity …” „… Human Action in Aristotle, Oxford 2011. Shields, C. ‘Soul and Body in Aristotle’, OSAP 6 (1988). ‘The …” „… Concept of Motivation, London 1960. Van Peursen, C.A. Body, Soul, Spirit: A Survey of the Body-Mind …”

Recent Work on Plato’s and Aristotle’s Psychology S. 109-150

„… So based on this theory the human body ought to be contingently enformed, but it is also necessarily …” „… to an identification of soul with the body-structure.40 69 follows Hackforth (1959) and Vlastos (1964 …” „… . Especially on his general view of soul and soul and body.1 Sabina Lovibond (1991) comments concisely that …”

Plato and Aristotle Today S. 42-105

„… . Perhaps the clearest illustrations are from the creation of man. The human body, for instance, is subject …” „… relevant in the modern mind-body debate?’, then the brief answer is Yes. If Plato did develop in the …” „… state of affairs is not to be wondered at. Recent mind-body discussion is characterized by attempts to …”

Conclusions S. 106-108

„… ) with semantic properties or intentional content. (2) Turning to Plato in search of a possible mind-body …” „… action, it is argued, are not causally explainable: there is no science of human behaviour, because in …” „… an explanation of human behaviour in terms of purpose and intentionality in contrast to physical …”

Criteria of the Mental S. 9-22

„… because nothing satisfies this condition.6 (3) is too wide a definition, embracing one’s body and bodily …” „… not. But this fact is entirely dependent on human interference and craftsmanship. After Wittgenstein’s …” „… alternative ways of marking off the mental. There has been interest in the active aspect of mentality: human …”

Contrasts in Plato S. 23-34

„… (at least consciously so) ideas as to what to look for other than mind-body and related contrasts …” „… . One conspicuous contrast that may be said to be relevant to the mind-body issue is what may be called …” „… is identical with the soul-body contrast. That is anyhow the impression left by the Phaedo. But …”

Platonic Dualism S. 35-36

„… distinction, we recall (p. 27), is relevant to the mind-body distinction because it is a distinctive mark of …” „… the mental to be capable of cognizing. But, it may be asked, does this capacity belong to the body …” „… virtue, efficacy of soul on body. The last argument, in turn, concerning the efficacy of soul, is …”

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