The Fontana History of the Human SciencesFontana Press, 1997 - 1036 Seiten Beginning with the 16th century, this book charts the historical development of ideas that have sought to explain human nature scientifically, and identifies the search for consciousness as the motivating factor in the development of human sciences. |
Inhalt
The History of the Human Sciences | 3 |
The Dignity of Man | 37 |
The Province of Natural Law | 83 |
Urheberrecht | |
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