オックスフォード版 人間の本質ハンドブック<br>The Oxford Handbook of the Human Essence

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オックスフォード版 人間の本質ハンドブック
The Oxford Handbook of the Human Essence

  • 著者名:Dovidio, John F. (EDT)/van Zomeren, Martijn (EDT)
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  • Oxford University Press(2017/11/08発売)
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  • 言語:ENG
  • ISBN:9780190247577
  • eISBN:9780190854560

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What is the human essence? Although typically viewed as one of the big questions in philosophy, exploring the human essence requires a deep and comprehensive understanding of the human condition and thus social psychological perspectives are pivotal. Advances in social-psychological theorizing and research suggest that humans can be viewed as biological beings as well as cultural creatures, rational reasoners as well as emotional enigmas, moral minds as well as amoral agents.In this volume, talented scholars come together to present a fascinating array of insight into such topics ranging from evolutionary approaches to social constructivist accounts that essentially deny the existence of a human essence altogether. As such, this volume showcases the various shades of human essence that social psychology has discovered.Through these novel chapters, edited by Martijn van Zomeren and John F. Dovidio, The Oxford Handbook of the Human Essence expertly articulates both what social psychology can tell us about the human essence, and the astonishing range of perspectives reflected within this field. Consequently, this volume also raises important questions about the future of social psychology and the role of the notion of the human essence.

Table of Contents

PrefaceChapter 1: Introduction: The Human EssenceJohn F. Dovidio and Martijn Van ZomerenSECTION ONE: INDIVIDUALITYChapter 2: An Existential Psychological Perspective on the Human EssenceDaniel Sullivan and Roman PalitskyChapter 3: Masters of Our Universe: The Existential AnimalTravis ProulxChapter 4: Free Will and the Human Essence: Responsible Autonomy, Meaning and Cultural ParticipationRoy F. BaumeisterChapter 5: Essential Self-Evaluation Motives: Caring About Who We AreAiden P. Gregg and Constantine SedikidesChapter 6: The Tripartite Motivational Human Essence: Value, Control, and Truth Working TogetherJames F.M. Cornwell and E. Tory HigginsChapter 7: People as Penguins: Thermoregulation as Part of the Human EssenceHans IJzerman and Lotje J. HogerzeilChapter 8: The Obviousness and Obvious Limits of Individuality as Human EssenceMartijn van ZomerenSECTION TWO: SOCIALITYChapter 9: Prosocial Behavior as a Human EssenceDavid A. Schroeder and William G. GrazianoChapter 10: The Human Essence in Helping Relations: Belongingness, Independence and StatusArie NadlerChapter 11: Does Aggression Make us Human?Joseph A. Vandello and Curtis PuryearChapter 12: Morality and Social IdentityNaomi EllemersChapter 13: Justice and Human EssenceTom R. TylerChapter 14: Biology as Destiny or as Freedom? On Reflexivity, Collectivity and the Realization of Human PotentialStephen ReicherChapter 15: Six Social Elements in Search of an EssenceRoger Giner-SorollaSECTION THREE: CULTURAL EMBEDDEDNESSChapter 16: Talking about Humanness: Is Human Essence Talk a Human Essence?Yoshihisa KashimaChapter 17: Promotion or Preventing Change Through Political Participation: About Political Actors, Movements, and NetworksBert KlandermansChapter 18: Values and the Human BeingJan Cieciuch and Shalom H. SchwartzChapter 19: The Relational Essence of Cultural Psychology: Decolonizing Love and (Well-) BeingGlenn Adams, Sara Estrada-Villalta, and Tugçe KurtisChapter 20: Human Essence: Toward a Relational ReconstructionKenneth J. GergenChapter 21: Human Essences and Cultural Embeddedness: A Gene-Culture Co-Evolution PerspectiveRonald FischerChapter 22: Human Essence in Conclusion: Why Psychology Needs a Bigger Picture and Some Suggestions on How to Get ThereMartijn van Zomeren and John F. Dovidio