Individuality in Theological Anthropology and Theories of Embodied Cognition: with Fraser Watts, “Embodied Cognition and Religion”; John A. Teske, “From Embodied to Extended Cognition”; Daniel H. Weiss, “Embodied Cognition in Classical Rabbinic Literature”; Léon Turner, “Individuality in Theological Anthropology and Theories of Embodied Cognition”; and Warren S. Brown and Kevin S. Reimer, “Embodied Cognition, Character Formation, and Virtue.”
Contemporary theological anthropology is now almost united in its opposition toward concepts of the abstract individual. Instead there is a strong preference for concrete concepts, which locate individual human being in historically and socioculturally contingent contexts. In this paper I identify,...
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Wiley-Blackwell
2013
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Zygon
Year: 2013, 卷: 48, 发布: 3, Pages: 808-831 |
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B Narrative B Individual B 个人 B Embodied Cognition B Relationality B Identity B Culture |
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