Exploring the intricate relationship between human beings and their bodies, this theoretical account delves into physiological processes and their connection to higher psychological functions such as religiosity and ethical reasoning. It proposes a novel theory of affective synthesis, illustrating how art and science intertwine in everyday life, highlighting the continuous engagement of the mind with the body in meaningful ways.
Focusing on the intricacies of the human mind, this book combines William Stern's foundational concepts of personology with modern cultural psychology centered on semiotic mediation. It explores the spectrum of human experience, from broad societal engagement in aesthetic and political realms to the nuances of individual actions in daily life, offering a comprehensive theoretical framework that addresses both collective and personal dimensions of human behavior.
The book explores the significant contributions of Carl Gustav Carus to the history of psychology, highlighting his pioneering ideas and concepts. As the initiator of key psychological notions, Carus's work laid foundational principles that influenced the field. The text provides an in-depth analysis of his theories and their impact on modern psychology, making it an essential resource for understanding his legacy and the evolution of psychological thought.
The Role of Sign Hierarchies in Meaning-Making Processes / Hans-Kilian-Preis 2017