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|a Verbs, bones, and brains :
|b interdisciplinary perspectives on human nature /
|c edited by Agustin Fuentes and Aku Visala.
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|a Notre Dame, Indiana :
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|g Machine generated contents note:
|g ch. 1
|t Off Human Nature /
|r Jonathan Marks --
|g Response I
|t On Your Marks ... Get Set, We're Off Human Nature /
|r James M. Calcagno --
|g Response II
|t Rethinking Human Nature: Comments on Jonathan Marks's Anti-Essentialism /
|r Phillip R. Sloan --
|g Response III
|t Off Human Nature and On Human Culture: The Importance of the Concept of Culture to Science and Society /
|r Linda Sussman --
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|t "To Human" Is a Verb /
|r Tim Ingold --
|g Response I
|t Free and Easy Wandering: Humans, Humane Education, and Designing in Harmony with the Nature of the Way /
|r Susan D. Blum --
|g Response II
|t On Human Natures: Anthropological and Jewish Musings /
|r Richard Sosis --
|g Response III
|t Humanifying Adventure: A Response to Tim Ingold /
|r Markus Muhling --
|g Response IV
|t Ontogenesis of Human Moral Becoming /
|r Darcia Narvaez --
|g ch. 3
|t Recognizing the Complexity of Personhood: Complex Emergent Developmental Linguistic Relational Neurophysiologicalism /
|r Brad D. Strawn --
|g Response I
|t "Self-Organizing Personhood" and Many Loose Ends /
|r Lluis Oviedo --
|g Response II
|t Last Hurrah for Dualism? /
|r Kelly James Clark --
|g Response III
|t Why the Foundational Question about Human Nature Is Open and Empirical /
|r Carl Gillett --
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|t Human Origins and the Emergence of a Distinctively Human Imagination: Theology and the Archaeology of Personhood /
|r J. Wentzel van Huyssteen --
|g Response I
|t Constructing the Face, Creating the Collective: Neolithic Mediation of Personhood /
|r Ian Kuijt --
|g Response II
|t Imago Dei and the Glabrous Ape /
|r Douglas Hedley --
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|t What Is Human Nature For? /
|r Grant Ramsey --
|g Response I
|t Difficulties of Forsaking Normativity /
|r Neil Arner --
|g Response II
|t Some Remarks on Human Nature and Naturalism /
|r Aku Visala --
|t Epilogues --
|t Putting Evolutionary Theory to Work in Investigating Human Nature(s) /
|r Agustin Fuentes --
|t Moving Us Forward? /
|r Celia Deane-Drummond.
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|a Philosophical anthropology.
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|a Human beings.
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|a Anthropologie philosophique.
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|a Êtres humains.
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|a philosophical anthropology.
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|a Homo sapiens (species)
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|a PHILOSOPHY
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