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Paul Ricoeur in the Age of Hermeneutical Reason

Roger W. H. Savage (ed.)

2015

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11 The Will, the Body, and Sexuality: Ricoeur’s Hermeneutic Phenomenologyof “Being Willing and Able” S. 191-210

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Körperlichkeit in der Philosophie der Spätantike. Corporeità nella filosofia tardoantica

Christoph Horn (ed.), Daniela Patrizia Taormina (ed.), Denis Walter (ed.)

Series: Academia Philosophical Studies

Volume 71 2020

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Dmitri Nikulin Simplicius on the Void S. 231-256

„… nothing. For Simplicius, nothing (τὸ μηδέν, τὸ οὐδέν) thus has no relation to being, number, or body,99 …” „… . Yet, being nothing, void cannot move, because motion is the motion of a moving body moved by a mover …” „… cosmology, where it stands for either an extended interval that can be occupied by a body or for a …”

Index verborum S. 367-375

„… , 172, 186 body (cf. apoion sôma, corpo, Körper) 17, 43, 57, 81, 86, 93, 96, 105, 109, 121, 141, 179 …” „… , 78, 127– 129, 212 corpo (cf. apoion sôma, body, Körper) 9–10, 18–41, 43–61, 68, 70–72, 76, 82–83 …” „… . armonia) 187 health (cf. salute, Gesundheit) 259 human being (cf. uomo, Mensch) 152, 180 hylemorphism (cf …”

Alessandro Linguiti Plotino e Proclo sulla forma e la materia dei corpi S. 81-92

„… conception of the body, both Plotinus and Proclus adopt an ‚hylomorphic‘ scheme. With some differences: in …” „… body. Mass is in an intermediate position with respect to matter and the body: unlike the former, which …” „… three-dimensional space, is divisible and possesses a quantity (even if indefinite); unlike the body, however, mass …”

Christoph Horn Eine platonisierende Körpertheorie bei Augustinus S. 179-200

„… doctrines necessitated the construction of a new model of human being, a model that acknowledged the body to …” „… discuss Augustine’s theory of the human body. I argue that although a certain change in content from the …” „… . Constitutive for his argumentation throughout his entire oeuvre is a ‚Platonizing Theory of the Body‘, which is …”

Daniela P. Taormina Il corpo, la luce e l’insieme dei due. Una proposta esegetica di Plotino, enn. I 1 [53], 6, 14–7, 6 S. 15-42

„… , Plotinus describes the coming to be of the living being capable of feeling and experiencing passions, and …” „… light“ which proceeds from the transcendent soul; (c) a body. It is the συναμφότερον that feels – he …” „… states – „because such a soul [i.e. the transcendent soul], starting from such a body and from something …”

Denis Walter Körper und Körperlichkeit bei Proklos: Von geometrischer Sphäre bis apoion sôma S. 93-118

„… these three manifestations of the body is subject to its own principle of organization: In the geometric …” „… is possible – the body itself. Proklos thus treats corporeality from different points of view. We …” „… incorporeal or corporeal. But in no way can it be incorporeal: (1) For (a) that which is separable from body …”

Riccardo Chiaradonna Anima-entelechia e corpo animato: Plotino e la tradizione peripatetica S. 43-64

„… body back to the intelligible causes: a human being will therefore be a compound not of body and soul …” „… Abstract The article examines the conception of the body-soul relationship in Plotinus starting from the …” „… corporealization of the soul that would be unduly assimilated to the simple figure of the body. Such criticism …”

Diego De Brasi Materie, Körper und Körperlichkeit bei Gregor von Nyssa S. 141-164

„… of the human body. I focus particularly on his treatise De hominis opificio (περὶ κατασκευῆς ἀνθρώπου …” „… . Although Gregory does not use his concept of matter as a basis for his examination of the human body, an …” „… recognizable. Furthermore, Gregory’s remarks show that his description of the human body implies a parenetical …”

Giovanni Colpani L’ombra della libertà. Corpo e materia nel pensiero di Origene S. 119-140

„… . Corpo e materia nel pensiero di Origene Giovanni Colpani Abstract Body and matter are two closely …” „… into his theodicy: body and matter are means of correction arranged by God according to the sins and …” „… creatures in one incorporeal Body: all bodies will disappear, as bodily functions will be taken on by the …”

Ambra Serangeli Teleologia versus teoria evolutiva del corpo vivente: Galeno, l’epicureismo e Nemesio di Emesa S. 291-314

„… description of the human body follows the teleological perspective developed by Galen and aims at …” „… demonstrating that every part of body gives a useful contribution to the wellness of the organism and has the …” „… Eijk, P. (2014), „Galen on the Nature of Human Being“, 89–134. 6 L’unica occorrenza del termine …”

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Commun(icat)ing Bodies

Alexander D. Ornella (ed.), Stefanie Knauss (ed.), Anna-Katharina Höpflinger (ed.)

Series: Religion - Wirtschaft - Politik

Volume 11 2015

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Stefanie Knauss A Sacramental Medium. Reflections on a Christian Theological Anthropology of the Sexual Human Being S. 32-61

„… which the world is perceived, but because as “a two-dimensonal being” the body – and thus the human …” „… , body and word can be thought together, without being reduced to one or the other. On the contrary …” „… mediated through a basic body-awareness of me being my body), and if these dimensions are considered as …”

Wioleta Polinska Food, Bodies and Ecosystems. Insights from Catholic and Buddhist Contemplative Traditions S. 104-127

„… expense of the life of another being. Being sustained in life by food requires that another body, another …” „… protect the well-being of the earth’s body, but they also provide food that nurtures them and protects …” „… theories of the body so that the value of non-human embodied beings is not overlooked. Buddhist and …”

Alexander Darius Ornella Opening Up and Closing Down. Bodies – Technologies – Boundaries S. 132-187

„… certain intelligence even more than having and being a body at once, is the knowledge that the body …” „… is always being created: a new house for a body and soul to be.10 9 Cf. Newman 2010. 10 See …” „… bodies. And yet, being stubborn and messy, body always also resists these processes and thus they are …”

Anna-Katharina Höpflinger, Stefanie Knauss, Alexander Darius Ornella Introduction. Body, Communication and Religion S. 12-25

„… when underneath regulated and regulative body practices more or less radically different forms of being …” „… and doing emerge from the body’s own dynamics of being, provides for a third form of mediumship of …” „… the body, when its being itself becomes the origin of new meaning and new relationships. The use of …”

Anna-Katharina Höpflinger The Circuit of Gender Constructions. Interrelating Religion, Gender and Body S. 280-299

„… unknown authors stylise Enkidu as being immediately attracted by the naked “female” body of Shamhat …” „… the body: human beings perform their humanity through specific gendered bodily activities such as …” „… Constructions Interrelating Religion, Gender and Body Introduction I 188 Shamhat unfastened the cloth of her …”

Isabelle Jonveaux Body as a Medium in Religion. A Sociology of the Religious Body S. 214-235

„… influenced by Greek philosophy, the body was considered an obstacle which prevents the human being from …” „… niques of the body:” “By this expression, I mean the ways in which from society to society, human beings …” „… beings. Renewed Interest in the Body in Religious Practice? For several years now sociologists have …”

Marcello Neri A Strange Thickness. The Body in the Poetry of Pier Paolo Pasolini S. 62-85

„… generations gathers together in the “being here” of the actual lived body.19 Every body carries the trace of …” „… medium – namely: body as medium, and human (co-)existence as being in the (communing) medium of the …” „… Marcello Neri A Strange Thickness The Body in the Poetry of Pier Paolo Pasolini Some …”

Christian Feichtinger “To Glorify God in Our Bodies” The Body as an Interface Between Moral and Medical Discourse in the Foundation of the Seventh-day Adventist Church S. 86-103

„… regularly being accused of a certain disdain for the body, the Church of the Seventh-day Adventists …” „… Adventists’ specific doctrines is a unique understanding of the human being and of the body, resulting in …” „… creation of the human being starting with a body made of the dust of the ground, a lifeless body that …”

Elisabeth Larcher, Gerhard Larcher Bodies. Michael Hedwig’s Art S. 26-31

„… depth dimension of being-body that creates connection or community established pre-reflexively on the …” „… Elisabeth and Gerhard Larcher1 Bodies Michael Hedwig’s Art Long before body became a popular …” „… the moment also teaching at the College of Art in Vienna), made the body the main focus of his …”

Enzo Pace Body-God. Religion and Systems Theory S. 300-325

„… being. Body-God 315 Communicating and Believing Religion as power of communication operates in …” „… Enzo Pace Body-God Religion and Systems Theory Introduction According to Rig Veda, an ancient …” „… origin of human society is the dismembered body of a primal giant cosmic man, Purusha. He was …”

Rebecca Sachs Norris Methodology of the Study of Body and Religion. Reflections on Salience and Reflexivity S. 326-367

„… variety of sensory, emotional and intellectual functions. Our contemporary model of the body as being …” „… that the classroom also taught a “hidden agenda.” Our body was being trained in discipline, in …” „… , the gendered body even being “constitutive of the very issue under discussion.”82 At the same time …”

Rafael Walthert Ritual and Discursive Practices. Community and Body in a Bourdieuian Perspective S. 188-213

„… being directly involved in the interaction, the body was the topic of the discussions going on. The …” „… Rafael Walthert Ritual and Discursive Practices Community and Body in a Bourdieuian Perspective …” „… beings. The second part of the label points to structuralism, an intellectual tradition mainly present …”

Paola von Wyss-Giacosa Confronting Asia’s “Idolatrous Body” Reading some Early Modern European Sources on Indian Religion S. 388-425

„… Ixora’s Wives […] He carries also the same Beads as the Brahmans do, his whole Body being besmear’d with …” „… Paola von Wyss-Giacosa Confronting Asia’s “Idolatrous Body” Reading some Early Modern European …” „… : Roberts/Donaldson 2004, 312–313. Cf. also Tertullianus, De spectaculis, II. Confronting Asia’s “Idolatrous Body …”

Sophie Caflisch Bodies on a Mission. A Historical Approach through Textual Analysis S. 368-387

„… topics provoked resistance to the idea of body history as being too broad and therefore not a helpful …” „… being colonised by means of historical exegesis.36 If we look at it the other way round, body history …” „… investigation of body practices,2 which leads beyond the human life span, we hit a barrier, even more so than …”

Bernadette Wegenstein Seeing, Believing, Suffering. The Body as Medium in Religion and Contemporary Media Practice S. 128-131

„… Bernadette Wegenstein Seeing, Believing, Suffering The Body as Medium in Religion and …” „… , something comes into being that was not there before. Hence, for Barthes, the photograph becomes the advent …” „… interpreting images as “resurrections.” Morris, who is famous for being interested in – if not to say obsessed …”

Regula Zwicky Religion Skin-deep. A Study of the Tattooed Bodies of European Seafarers S. 258-279

„… distinguish these bodily marks as a specific technique from other body practices such as clothing, jewellery …” „… , cosmetics, body painting, branding or scarification. Alfred Gell defines the practice of tattooing as the …” „… –, underlining it with any kind of pigment so as to mark the body permanently with designs of any kind.1 This …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-11

„… (eds.) Commun(icat)ing Bodies Body as a Medium in Religious Symbol Systems …” „… , Alexander Darius Ornella Introduction Body, Communication and Religion …” „… Theological Anthropology of the Sexual Human Being …”

Ruy Llera Blanes The Possessed Body. Anthropologies of Corporeality in Religious Contexts S. 236-257

„… Ruy Llera Blanes The Possessed Body Anthropologies of Corporeality in Religious Contexts …” „… . e.g. Radin 1988. 236 Ruy Llera Blanes body, this metaphor pushes us to do an exercise of location …” „… : the body acts as a vehicle, an instrument, but also the materialisation of knowledge, meaning …”

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Ancient Greek Psychology

Erik Nis Ostenfeld

Series: Academia Philosophical Studies

Volume 63 2019

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

„… diseased body, unless that evil produces injustice and vice. (7) Hence, not being destroyed by either its …” „… soul-body interaction, the health of the soul being a necessary condition of the health of the body, but …” „… soul of the sun moves the body: either being in the body as in our own case, or 48 Hackforth (1936 …”

Plato and Aristotle Today S. 42-105

„… possible’ (32b). To that extent the world-body is one in spite of its being bodily. This is connected with …” „… ‘in the body’167 Rather it amounts to being connected somehow with the passive intellect. More …” „… involve the body (not behaviour necessarily), without being identical with it (DA 403a3-25). Finally, one …”

Conclusions S. 106-108

„… ) with semantic properties or intentional content. (2) Turning to Plato in search of a possible mind-body …” „… ontological status of the soul. In addition to being a knower the Platonic soul is a life-principle and an …” „… appears to be that in order for the soul to plan or act and live it must know. Now the status of being a …”

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

„… designed to rule the body (79e8 ff.). The status of soul as being very like the intelligible sets it apart …” „… 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 …”

Criteria of the Mental S. 9-22

„… essence or nature is to think (penser2), that he was simply a thinking non-extended indivisible being,3 …” „… because nothing satisfies this condition.6 (3) is too wide a definition, embracing one’s body and bodily …” „… be shared qualitatively, if not numerically, or that mental phenomena, being non-spatial, are …”

Plato versus Descartes S. 37-41

„… consciousness arising from the mind’s being united to the body (cf. Phd. 79c, Rep. 508cd; Phd. 83a-d). At most …” „… the soul is the principle of life: when it leaves the body, bodily life comes to an end. For …” „… Descartes the converse is true: when the mechanical, autonomous body-machine stops, then the soul leaves …”

Index of Subjects S. 173-180

„… goal-directed 13, 21, 106 behaviourism 16, 42, 74, 107 behaviouristic 88, 108 body 10, 24 f., 27, 28 f., 31 f …” „… , 131 concurrent 49, 131 irrational 46, 48 f., 122 form 90, 122 essence/substance, form of being 53 …” „… ., 107 purpose 12-14 contrasts mental/physical 7, 9, 33, 91, 92, 102 mind/body 21, 23 f., 37 f., 42 …”

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Digitalisierung und Sportwissenschaft

Claudia Steinberg (ed.), Benjamin Bonn (ed.)

Series: Brennpunkte der Sportwissenschaft

Volume 41 2021

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Maria Kosma, David Buchanan Reconsidering the push for digitized physical activity education in lieu of the intrinsic value of embodied action S. 63-72

„… article, we critique this instrumental form of exercise promotion where the body is objectified, and its …” „… . Instead, we emphasize the need for a holistic and embodied approach, where body and mind act in unison to …” „… Merleau-Ponty and others, we argue that embodied action has value as being-in-itself, fusing cognitive …”

Konstantin Wechsler u.a. Gesundheitsförderung und Leistungssteigerung im E-Sport S. 99-112

„… game players' physical activity, body fat, bone mineral content, and muscle mass in comparison to …” „… . & Grieben, C. (2021). Media-consumption and Well-being of Video Game and eSports Players in Germany: The …”

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Text/Körper

Vanessa Höving (ed.), Lena Wetenkamp (ed.)

Series: Texturen

Volume 8 2024

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Alexandra Irimia Narrative Embodiments: Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology of Textual Corporeality in Nicola Barker’s H(A)PPY S. 23-54

„… body is 78 Emmanuel Levinas: Otherwise than Being, or Beyond Essence. Trans. Alphonso Lingis, Dordrecht …” „… interdependence is visible in this example where the narrative body is simultaneously being born by its author and …” „… of signification, »the body« hasn’t stopped being stretched, exasperated, torn between the unnameable …”

Nina Tolksdorf Zur Virtualität des Körpers in Texten der Gegenwart S. 55-70

„… Matter Comes to Matter, in: Signs 28 (2003), H. 3, S. 801–831.13 Vgl. Andy Clark: Where Brain, Body and …” „… Einheit:The body is constituted through perspectives it cannot inhabit; someone else sees our face in a way …” „… that we cannot and hears our voice in a way that we cannot […]. Even as located beings, we are always …”

Melanie Rohner »In dieser Hinsicht bist du weiß«. Zur Sichtbarkeit ›weißer‹ Körper bei Friedrich Dürrenmatt und Olivia Wenzel S. 113-130

„… not being white« verstand,14 ist bereits ein Symptom dafür, dass ›whiteness‹ inzwischen tatsächlich …” „… enforce its invisibility through silence is to allow the black body a shadowless participation in the …” „… dominant cultural body.« Toni Morrison: Playing in the Dark. Whiteness and the Literary Imagination …”

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Herder und die Klassische Deutsche Philosophie

Dieter Hüning (ed.), Gideon Stiening (ed.), Violetta Stolz (ed.)

Series: problemata

Volume 2016

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Nigel DeSouza On the relation between Herder’s idealism and his theory of the soul–body relationship S. 281-304

„… histheory of the soul–body relationshipNigel DeSouzaIt is both a great pleasure and a great privilege to …” „… earth, Herder means the range of socio-cultural products ofhuman beings throughout history which in turn …” „… soul and body interact.5 These will both figure prominently in3 Herder, Journal meiner Reise im Jahr …”

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Natur in Psychotherapie und Künstlerischer Therapie

Eric Pfeifer (ed.)

Series: Therapie & Beratung

Volume 2019

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Heather P. Kuhn Making Waves. A Model for Aquatic Dance/Movement Therapy Intervention Conceptualization S. II_361-II_382

„… . Suggestions for aquatic interventions that can support an expansion of movement repertoire and improved body …” „… submersed in water, the body has the unique opportunity to expand and contract without the limitations of …” „… gravity, to push and pull against, and to be viscerally enveloped by the environment. Being in water …”

Mary-Jayne Rust Earth as lover. Finding Eros in a fractured world S. I_23-I_32

„… perspective: those petty issues that were niggling earlier begin to fall away. My body comes alive as I slip …” „… than that: this is an experience of falling in love with, or coming into love, or of being in love …” „… which suggests the earth is a living being with whom we can have a loving, sensual, intimate, and even …”

Lia Naor, Ofra Mayseless The therapeutic objective. An overall perspective on methods and tools for intervention in Nature Therapy S. I_225-I_246

„… life. By being present, attentive to body, senses, and symbols, and sometimes by being alone, our …” „… , for she is being asked to connect to her body and emotions, but the nonjudgmental environment and my …” „… regarding what the client is saying and what is not being said, body language and the way the client is …”

Klára Čížková Body – Movement – Landscape. Dance Movement Therapy in Nature with Psychosomatic Clients S. II_351-II_360

„… 351 Body – Movement – Landscape Dance Movement Therapy in Nature with Psychosomatic Clients Klára …” „… feel discomfort, tension or pain in their bodies. Many lack full awareness of their body, including …” „… the body’s innate needs and signals. Dance movement therapy enables us to cultivate the expressive …”

Lars Ole Bonde, Bolette Daniels Beck Imagining nature during music listening. An exploration of the meaning, sharing and therapeutic potential of nature imagery in Guided Imagery and Music S. II_145-II_168

„… traveller’s experience of her/his own body, when it is not a part of a nature experience. Background and …” „… of the method to evoke transpersonal experiences. She identified the following categories: 1) Body …” „… feelings, 4) Body sensations, 5) Body movements, 6) Somatic imagery, 7) Altered auditory experiences, 8 …”

Alexander Kopytin The »green« mandala. Co-creating with the perennial matrix of life S. I_65-I_84

„… the body and psyche could be externalized and brought to the conscious mind, but also certain …” „… human beings to other living organisms« (Kellert, 1993, p. 31). Kellert (1993) presumed that it is a …” „… to support inner life and nature in human beings. The green mandala can be understood from the …”

Ronen Berger The theoretical framework of Nature Therapy S. I_187-I_200

„… environmental-social framework that aims to strengthen mind-body and interpersonal relationships. Nature Therapy …” „… qualities. It can also cultivate the well-being of the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 …” „… . Alternatively, the therapist can take a secondary position as a mediator between the client and nature by being …”

Lia Naor, Ofra Mayseless Nature Therapy. Cultivating full human potential and personal wholeness through nature S. I_201-I_224

„… Naor & Ofra Mayseless Abstract: Awareness of the beneficial effects of nature on human well-being has …” „… an extensive and growing body of research that links natural settings to an individual’s …” „… psychological and physical well-being (e. g., Berto, 2005; Gatersleben, 2008; Herzog, Maguire, & Nebel, 2003 …”

Anna Brissman, Marja Abrahamsson Green Rehab.Art therapy in nature-based rehabilitation for stress-related mental disorders S. II_123-II_144

„… being in a human body. No envy, egoism, competition or condemnation. Just pure love, wisdom and …” „… well-being and often brings positive memories to life. Research (Berman, Jonides, & Kaplan, 2008; Sahlin …” „… Fig. 1 (left): Making a basket in the garden Fig. 2 (top): Relaxation outside Relaxation and body …”

Mali Nevo The Eco-Appreciation Perspective. Implementing a practical approach in Nature Therapy S. I_247-I_264

„… relationships, Nature Therapy, ecosystem awareness, sustainability, well-being Introduction The transformation …” „… interdisciplinary issues such as the well-being of future generations, biodiversity of the planet, clean energy and …” „… , inspiration, innovation, well-being, healing and a spiritual growth for both humanity and the planet (Abram …”

„… Blüten 36f., 95 body 229 body language 252 boundlessness 26 breath 231 Brüchigkeit 427 burnout 179, 185 C …” „… of life 241 Weg 410 Weiblichkeit 411 Weisheiten 392, 399 Weizsäcker, Viktor von 38 well-being 185 …” „… western culture 26 whole-body experience 25 wholeness 201, 210, 228 Widerspruch 38 wild 25 wilderness …”

Konrad Neuberger Phytoresonanz-Hypothese. Was geschieht zwischen Pflanzen und Menschen – Eine theoretische Begründung der Wirksamkeit pflanzlicher Umgebung für die Erholungswirkung im Allgemeinen sowie für Gartenth... S. I_85-I_110

„… , Part II: A Model to Describe the Process Between Plants and Human Beings. Part of a Theoretical …” „… ). Achtsamkeitsübungen setzen sich in der Regel zusammen aus vier Bestandteilen: Achtsamkeitsmeditation, Body …” „… : nicht-analysierende Betrachtung einer realen oder vorgestellten Blume oder Pflanze; ➣ Body-Scan: eine nichtwertende …”

Eric Pfeifer Einblicke in die Praxis der Outdoor Musiktherapie. Exemplarische Falldarstellungen S. II_195-II_218

„… outdoors. We decide to just have a walk, being careful and curiously attentive towards the sounds and …” „… Instrumenten, eine Call-and-Response-Stimmimprovisation mit Urlauten im Wald, eine Rhythmus-Body-Percussion als …” „… . Ulrich, R. S. (1979). Visual Landscapes and Psychological Well‐Being. Landscape Research, 4(1), 17–23 …”

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Welt und Wahrheit | World and Truth

Pavo Barišić (ed.), Jörg-Wilhelm Wernecke (ed.)

2024

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Jin-Woo Lee Body and The Limit of Human Enhancement S. 239-252

„… taking our body as the battlefield. Then body is the concretenature of human being we can experience. And …” „… Enhancement?Body is the central problem which we have to cope with if we want toimprove our being in the world by …” „… technology,we have to make a distinction between being body and having body. Humanenhancement technology is …”

Zdravko Radman The ‘Enworlded’ Mind S. 221-238

„… phenomenological being-in-the-world, relativelylittle effort has been invested to bring body and world closer …” „… thing only: the absolute contradiction of not being able tobe a body without being the body of a spirit …” „… issues,such as embodiment and ‘being in the world’, were presented as essential inan attempt to get the grasp …”

Mislav Ježić The World in Indian and European Philosophy S. 21-52

„… also the areaof becoming, transience and disappearance, and for living beings of birth,life and death …” „… . The being itself, on the contrary, is conceived as what is anddoes not become. The laws of the reason …” „… that precede experience determinethe understanding of the being, while knowledge of the world results …”

Jesús Padilla Gálvez World, Reality and State of Affairs S. 181-200

„… ephemeral order and to generations or to all living beings, asSchopenhauer proposed. It is also used in the …” „… positive sense like thespace delimited by the solid substance in which a body is spatially located.He put …” „… animals to be “things”. At thesuggestion of two political parties, it is currently being discussed …”

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Rechtsanalyse als Kulturforschung II

Werner Gephart (ed.)

Series: Recht als Kultur

Volume 9 2015

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U. Baxi Towards an Aesthetics of Human Rights S. 163-180

„… : ›Atisneha Pap- 1 Cf. Baxi: Lost dreamtime (being an inaugural address to Australian and New Zealand Law …” „… disappointments as being outlasted by the narratives of normative expectations. In my activist experience, those …” „… : the emergences of an ›aesthesiological body‹ (to borrow a complex metaphor from Merleau-Ponty) and …”

P. Baxi On Interpreting Rape as Atrocity S. 181-202

„… and rods. Eyewitnesses saw their dead bodies being dragged to the road. Priyanka’s naked body, along …” „… women lie about being raped to gain access to compensation. Defence lawyers routinely use the potential …” „… occupant of the house saw her and provided clothes to cover her body and took her to the nearest police …”

H. Dedek Rights, Tristram Shandy, and the Language of Isolation S. 59-78

„… foundation for »a thousand weaknesses both of body and mind.«5 This course of events Tristram depicts not …” „… scientifick research, he stands confess’d—a BeinG guarded and circumscribed with rights:—The minutest …” „… philosophers, who, by the bye, have the most enlarged understandings, (their souls being inversely as their …”

A. Ratti Symbols of Contention in the ECtHR Case-Law S. 255-292

„… Durkheimian line of analysis – to whom religion is best understood as a body of collective representations …” „… Terme (Padua) for the removal of the crucifix from their classroom, being its presence in contrast with …” „… the manner in which they implement the rights enshrined in the Convention, being ›in principle in a …”

Ph. Stoellger Im Zirkel von Schuld und Sünde S. 395-426

„… vaso-motor centre being affected. No doubt if there be at the same time much mental agitation, the general …” „… a blush […] by any physical means – that is by any action on the body. It is the mind which must be …”

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Anthropologie in Antike und Gegenwart

Diego De Brasi (ed.), Sabine Föllinger (ed.)

Series: Lebenswissenschaften im Dialog

Volume 18 2016

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Francesco Fronterotta Plato’s Conception of the Self. The Mind-Body Problem and its Ancient Origin in the Timaeus S. 35-58

„… between the soul, the only real immortal principle of living beings, and their mortal body. In both …” „… sensible universe is a living being com-posed of body and soul, just like every individual living being …” „… that, being in touch with external sensible real-ity, the body is affected through one of the five …”

English Abstracts S. 419-426

„… individual living being (Tim. 34c; 36e; 41d; 42a);3. The modalities of the interaction between soul and body …” „… the interaction between soul and body as the proper „self“ of the individual living being (Tim. 41a-44 …” „… accused of being based on a rather strong (Cartesian) form of mind-body dualism. My paper investigates …”

Francesca Masi Memory, self and self-determination. The mind-body relation in Epicurus’ psychology S. 203-230

„… Francesca MasiMemory, self and self-determination The mind-body relation in Epicurus’ psychology1 …” „… examine the nature of the mind-body relation in Epicurus’ philosophy through the physiological analysis of …” „… spirit does feel after it has been torn away from our body, yet that is nothing to us, who by the welding …”

Jörn Müller Leib-Seele-Dualismus? Zur Anthropologie beim späten Platon S. 59-96

„… ., To-ronto 1995, S. 3-20; „The Defining Features of Mind-Body Dualism in the Writings of Plato“, in: J. P …” „… Vgl. E. N. Ostenfeld, Ancient Greek Psychology and the Modern Mind-Body Debate, Aarhus 1987.9 Vgl. G …” „… . R. Carone, „Mind and Body in Late Plato“, in: Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie 87/2005, S …”

Bibliographie S. 397-418

„… , 3(2)/1989, S. 165-173.E. Berti, „Aristotele e il Mind-Body Problem“, in: Iride, 23/1998, p. 43-62.B. Besnier …” „… . Contributions de la philosophie, Lausanne 2008, S. 19-39.S. Broadie, „Soul and Body in Plato and Descartes“, in …” „… origin of language“, in: Historio-graphia Linguistica, 9/1982, p. 43-74.G. R. Carone, „Mind and Body in …”

Sabine Föllinger Das Denken als psychosomatischer Prozess in der antiken Medizin und Philosophie S. 139-154

„… Conception of the Psuchē as Being-alive“, in: Föllinger (wie oben), S. 55-88).144 Sabine Föllingertion hat …” „… . Rocca (wie Anm. 18), S. 64-66.47 Vgl. H. von Staden, „Body, Soul, and Nerves: Epicurus, Herophilus …” „… saying something about the structure of the soul if one is explaining the structure of the body that …”

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Diversität und Körperlichkeit als Thema der Sportpädagogik

Sebastian Ruin

2022

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Forgotten bodies – an examination of physical education from the perspective of ableism S. 84-101

„… human being to participate in the world through being and having a body. Thus, Physical Education (PE …” „… Forgotten bodies – an examination of physical education from the perspective of ableism173.1 The body in …” „… ever more disembodied as well as increasingly diffuse, the body has paradoxically been thrust more and …”

Body and performance in (Inclusive) PE settings ‒ an examination of teacher attitudes S. 102-117

„… , p. 245).Thus, human beings are anchored in the world through their body, which is both a carrier and …” „… subjects” (Mr. I.), as it is important for the Body and Performance in (Inclusive) PE Settings113well-being …” „… diverse student body, the article views the attitudes as being a significant factor in the professional …”

Creation and validation of the physical education teacher education-students’ attitudes towards inclusive Physical Education Scale (ATIPE) S. 118-131

„… system (Block, Giese et al., 2017), these attitudes are increasingly being scrutinized (Hutzler et al …” „… importance for the change to being inclusive, as this ‒ for instance in Germany ‒ is a transformation of …” „… fundamental attitudes towards their pedagogical behavior and their self-perception of being a teacher. In …”

Anhang S. 279-318

„… Beirut/DevelopingInclusive_Education_Systems.pdfAlkemeyer, T. 2002. Learning with the body and the possibilities of a practical Reflexivity. European …” „… others being active: The experi-enced difficulties in PE when having a disability. Adapted Physical …” „… .dslv-nrw.de/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/positionspapier_dslv_ inklusion.pdfDuncan, M. C. (1994). The politics of women’s body …”

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Zur Psychodynamik kreativen Gestaltens

Georg Franzen (ed.), Ruth Hampe (ed.), Monika Wigger (ed.)

Series: Kultur – Kunst – Therapie

Volume 4 2021

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Katrina Millhagen Accompanying clients in psychodynamic art psychotherapy through a non-dual stance S. 248-273

„… take place through a pro-cess »of openness to being« (McCoy Brooks 2011. In: Driver 2013).Body …” „… about ›embodied relating‹ and to B. Heuerand G. Heuer as being Jungian analysts as well as Body …” „… interpreting. Total atten-tion uses the whole mind and body; one’s whole being. We can pay267Accompanying …”

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Limbus – Australisches Jahrbuch für germanistische Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft - Nach der Natur - After Nature

Franz-Josef Deiters (ed.), Alex Fliethmann (ed.), Birgit Lang (ed.), Alison Lewis (ed.), Christiane Weller (ed.)

Series: Limbus. Australisches Jahrbuch für germanistische Literatur und Kulturwissenschaft | Limbus. Australian Yearbook of German Literary and Cultural Studies

Volume 3 2010

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Birte Giesler Questioning Human Nature on the Theatrical Stage in an Age of Biotechnology S. 233-248

„… literary text being staged by actors, but also the presence of an audience (Fischer-Lichte, Ästhetik, 47 …” „… which society observes itself while different possibilities of personhood and human life are being …” „… reflect on, language and the body as two major tools of human cognition. In general, theatre and drama …”

Erhard Schüttpelz Body Techniques and the Nature of the Body. Re-reading Marcel Mauss S. 177-194

„… came the self-domestication of human beings – a sequence which can also 181Body Techniques and the …” „… Erhard Schüttpelz (Universität Siegen)Body Techniques and the Nature of the Body. Re-reading …” „… feet close to the ground to minimize the vertical oscillations of the body – was the least fatiguing …”

Ben Morgan The Limits of Human Togetherness S. 159-176

„… Being and Time (1927) about the way Dasein must be thought of as being necessarily entangled with and …” „… to explaining the neutrality of the term Dasein and differentiating it from the term ›human being …” „… expounds Heidegger’s arguments from Being and Time about the necessary spacing or dispersing of Dasein …”

K. Scott Baker The ›Nature‹ of Pleasure: Homosexuality as Trope in Early Brecht S. 195-210

„… articulates his being as an association of body parts – »Leib«, »Schenkel« and »Arm« – by using the pronouns …” „… upraised arm to be a branch, and part of his body is rooted in the mud.The swimmer and his natural …” „… fish are swim-ming through his body. The motivation of the fish is diminished by passive construction …”

Gernot Böhme The Atmospheric in the Experience of Nature S. 67-88

„… other-than-human beings might thrive too, together with the limitation of the technologization of the body to …” „… human body, or »the nature that we ourselves are,« implies that, at least on the scale that is most …” „… encroachment of technology on our own nature as embodied beings challenges our very sense of what it is to be …”

Klaus Vieweg Zum Stellenwert der Natur in Hegels praktischer Philosophie S. 33-50

„… thought thinking itself – the return of the idea from its self-defined otherness, from nature as being …” „… , the development of nature and precautionary measures, in addition to those on well-being and happiness …” „… determinacy is inscribed into the concept of right. The practical world of self-determining beings represents …”

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Stammzellen - iPS-Zellen - Genomeditierung. Stem Cells - iPS Cells - Genome Editing

Susanne Müller (ed.), Henning Rosenau (ed.)

Series: Schriften zum Bio-, Gesundheits- und Medizinrecht

Volume 34 2018

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Hannah Schickl Good research, bad application? The commercial use of human embryonic stem cells in Germany S. 139-156

„… the human body and its parts violates human dignity. (2.1) Human embryos are human beings with human …” „… body of a human being. Hannah Schickl 142 ter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union from 200016 …” „… Commercialisation with respect to the human body and its parts means the use of a human being, his body or its parts …”

Calvin Wai-Loon Ho Comparative Law and Co-opetition in Regulatory Norms Formation Pertaining to Human Genetic Modification and Re-Programming S. 87-108

„… ” countries is portrayed as a free-for-all. Such an appraisal is uninstructive and misleading for being overly …” „… various techniques that relate to genome editing are being evaluated,8 it is perhaps premature to evaluate …” „… HFE Amendment Bill had successfully passed through the House of Lords and was being debated in the …”

Tereza Hendl The Ethics of Selling the Promise of Pluripotent Stem Cells S. 65-86

„… efficacy of autologous adult stem cells (autologous ASCs, stem cells derived from the patient’s own body …” „… stem cells (iPSCs) represent the most recent type of stem cells that are currently being tested in …” „… cells can be differentiated into any cell type in the body.6 It is these differentiated cells that are …”

Delphine Pichereau, Emmanuelle Rial-Sebbag Marketing iPS cells at a global level: the issues of tailor-made medicine S. 125-138

„… considered contrary to the right to life and could lead to the commodification of a potential human being.4 …” „… treatment cannot satisfy 10 Derived or transferred from the same individual's body. 11 Carpenter/Couture …” „… limitations on the commodification of the human being. Thus, science must remain an answer to the medical …”

Inesa Chmurec iPS cells and iPS cell-based therapies – Swiss and UK perspective on definition and regulation S. 53-64

„… Research involving Human Beings (Human Research Act, HRA) 23: biological material definition The Human …” „… Research Acts’ purpose is to protect the dignity, privacy and health of human beings involved in research …” „… derives/originates from a human body and consists of or includes human cells.36 Taking into consideration that iPS …”

Kalina Kamenova Why Ethical Qualms over Human Embryonic Stem Cells Are No Longer Relevant: An Analysis of the Evolving Public Discourse and Regulatory Context for Stem Cell Research in Canada S. 109-124

„… underlying ethical issues, despite the moral status of the human embryo being at the centre of ethical …” „… feminised productivity in the bio-economy, with women in developing countries being the major supplier of …” „… compensation for sperm or eggs, as well as to establish an independent regulatory body to monitor and govern …”

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