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Living Bodies, Dead Bodies, and the Cosmos: Culturally Specific and Universal Concepts

Living Bodies, Dead Bodies, and the Cosmos: Culturally Specific and Universal Concepts

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Series: Ancient Cultures of Sciences and Knowledge, Book 3

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ISBN10: 3161600851
ISBN13: 9783161600852
Publisher: Mohr Siebeck
Published: Oct 1 2024
Pages: 441
Weight: 0.51
Language: English
This volume presents a collection of essays exploring transculturally and historically recurring conceptions of the human body and the natural world. Sixteen case studies from a range of disciplines, including psychology and history, delve into concepts related to the living body, the dead body, and the cosmos found in the cultural traditions of different eras and world regions, from ancient times to the present. The contributions highlight the mutual interrelations of human conceptions of the body and the cosmos; they explore the role of physically grounded experiences in shaping such concepts and investigate different factors contributing to the universality as well as the historical variability of these concepts.

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