The Meaning of Infancy
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- Nombre de pages24
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4737592-0
- EAN8596547375920
- Date de parution16/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille236 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "The Meaning of Infancy, " John Fiske embarks on a profound exploration of the early stages of human development, blending insights from philosophy, psychology, and sociology. Written in an accessible yet intellectually stimulating style, the book delves into the significance of infancy in shaping identity and cognition. Fiske situates his work within the broader context of late 19th-century thought, drawing on contemporary theories of evolution and social progress to elucidate the transformative nature of this formative period.
With a keen eye for detail, he examines the interplay between innate instincts and environmental influences that mold the human experience from birth onward. John Fiske (1842-1901), an influential American philosopher and historian, was significantly impacted by the scientific advancements of his time, particularly the theory of evolution proposed by Darwin. His interdisciplinary approach reflects not only his scholarly background but also a profound empathy for human development.
Fiske's commitment to understanding the complexities of infancy aligns with his broader philosophical inquiries into human nature and society. This compelling text is highly recommended for scholars and lay readers alike who seek to grasp the intricate connections between early childhood experiences and the broader tapestry of human existence. Fiske's engaging prose invites readers to reflect on the foundational stages of life, making it a vital addition to both philosophical and developmental literature.
With a keen eye for detail, he examines the interplay between innate instincts and environmental influences that mold the human experience from birth onward. John Fiske (1842-1901), an influential American philosopher and historian, was significantly impacted by the scientific advancements of his time, particularly the theory of evolution proposed by Darwin. His interdisciplinary approach reflects not only his scholarly background but also a profound empathy for human development.
Fiske's commitment to understanding the complexities of infancy aligns with his broader philosophical inquiries into human nature and society. This compelling text is highly recommended for scholars and lay readers alike who seek to grasp the intricate connections between early childhood experiences and the broader tapestry of human existence. Fiske's engaging prose invites readers to reflect on the foundational stages of life, making it a vital addition to both philosophical and developmental literature.
In "The Meaning of Infancy, " John Fiske embarks on a profound exploration of the early stages of human development, blending insights from philosophy, psychology, and sociology. Written in an accessible yet intellectually stimulating style, the book delves into the significance of infancy in shaping identity and cognition. Fiske situates his work within the broader context of late 19th-century thought, drawing on contemporary theories of evolution and social progress to elucidate the transformative nature of this formative period.
With a keen eye for detail, he examines the interplay between innate instincts and environmental influences that mold the human experience from birth onward. John Fiske (1842-1901), an influential American philosopher and historian, was significantly impacted by the scientific advancements of his time, particularly the theory of evolution proposed by Darwin. His interdisciplinary approach reflects not only his scholarly background but also a profound empathy for human development.
Fiske's commitment to understanding the complexities of infancy aligns with his broader philosophical inquiries into human nature and society. This compelling text is highly recommended for scholars and lay readers alike who seek to grasp the intricate connections between early childhood experiences and the broader tapestry of human existence. Fiske's engaging prose invites readers to reflect on the foundational stages of life, making it a vital addition to both philosophical and developmental literature.
With a keen eye for detail, he examines the interplay between innate instincts and environmental influences that mold the human experience from birth onward. John Fiske (1842-1901), an influential American philosopher and historian, was significantly impacted by the scientific advancements of his time, particularly the theory of evolution proposed by Darwin. His interdisciplinary approach reflects not only his scholarly background but also a profound empathy for human development.
Fiske's commitment to understanding the complexities of infancy aligns with his broader philosophical inquiries into human nature and society. This compelling text is highly recommended for scholars and lay readers alike who seek to grasp the intricate connections between early childhood experiences and the broader tapestry of human existence. Fiske's engaging prose invites readers to reflect on the foundational stages of life, making it a vital addition to both philosophical and developmental literature.
