Historia de la idea Antropobiológica
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https://doi.org/10.24310/nyl.v10i3.3672Keywords:
Rasgos biológicos humanos atípicos, inespecialización morfológica, indeterminación de la conducta, nueva valoración de la corporalidad humanaAbstract
Resumen: El artículo tiene dos partes. En la primera se analiza la idea antropo-biológica en sí misma, considerando sus aspectos e implicaciones fundamentales. En la segunda parte, en cambio, desde una perspectiva histórica, se exponen al-gunos de los desarrollos más representativos de la idea antropobiológica, como ocurre en la obra de Aristóteles, Tomás de Aquino, Kant, Herder, von Uexküll y Lorenz.
Palabras clave: Rasgos biológicos humanos atípicos, inespecialización morfoló-gica, indeterminación de la conducta, nueva valoración de la corporalidad humana.
History of the anthropobiological idea.
Abstract: This paper has two parts. In the first one the anthropobiological idea is analyzed in itself, regarding its fundamental aspects and implications. In the second part, instead, is adopted a historical perspective, that consists in exposing some of the most representative developments of the anthropobiological idea, as occurs in the works of Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, Kant, Herder, von Uexküll and Lorenz.
Key words: Atypical human biological features, morphological inespecialization, indetermination of behaviour, reappraisal of human corporality.
Recibido: 14/10/2017 Aprobado: 5/11/2017
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