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Xiaofei Deng (1998)
WHAT IS A CONCEPT ?
J. Mammen (2017)
East of Eden: Commentary 1
J. Mammen, I. Mironenko (2015)
Activity Theories and the Ontology of Psychology: Learning from Danish and Russian ExperiencesIntegrative Psychological and Behavioral Science, 49
E. Thorndike
Elements of PsychologyNature
I. Prigogine, I. Stengers (1984)
Order out of chaos : man's new dialogue with nature.
[Besides sharing relations to the world with plants and animals, humans further are able to follow and through time maintain stable relations or bonds to particular and irreplaceable objects, including persons, whether they are distant or not in time or space. This means that the human world has a historical depth and a distal structure of trajectories and threads in time and space unique for the human “being-in-the-world.”]
Published: Nov 4, 2017
Keywords: Distal relations; Particularity; Historical depth; Coexistence; Time and space
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