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Preface; 1. The biological perspective; 2. The relationships perspective; 3. The study of immediate causation - some implications of a relationships approach; 4. Development - organism and environment; 5. Development - the individual and relationships; 6. Universal individual characteristics; 7. Interindividual relationships; 8. The dialectics with higher levels; 9. How far is the concept of adaptedness useful at the higher levels?; Epilogue; Bibliography; Indices.
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Dedra Sexton
reviewed Individuals, Relationships and Culture: Links Between Ethology and the Social Sciences on June 03, 2016
Individuals, Relationships and Culture
Interesting, though difficult, analysis of the links between Frued and Lacan and how Lacan developed Freud's thought. There are some interesting lines of thought. A challenge to Chomsky's language theories which I didn't find wholly convincing. The concept of the "Death Drive" which Frued mentions but does not adequately develop is followed up here.
There is an excellent anlysis of the impasse between wanting and being leading to an examination of how pornography uses words that depersonalize, but body parts are personalized.
On the whole a difficult but rewarding read.
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Add Individuals, Relationships and Culture: Links Between Ethology and the Social Sciences, Both biologists and social scientists have much to say about human behaviour. Yet attempts to combine their approaches to provide a deeper understanding of human nature have not so far been generally successful. First published in 1987, this book offered , Individuals, Relationships and Culture: Links Between Ethology and the Social Sciences to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Individuals, Relationships and Culture: Links Between Ethology and the Social Sciences, Both biologists and social scientists have much to say about human behaviour. Yet attempts to combine their approaches to provide a deeper understanding of human nature have not so far been generally successful. First published in 1987, this book offered , Individuals, Relationships and Culture: Links Between Ethology and the Social Sciences to your collection on WonderClub |
