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Action, Belief, and Community, Hardback Book

Action, Belief, and Community Hardback

Part of the Studies in Philosophy, History of Ideas and Modern Societies series

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This is a study about man who is a part of the world of physical events, including actions.

As a bunch of actions which are conditioned by beliefs and other attitudes, man co-creates communities which emerge and vanish along time.

While generating and undergoing changes man is potentially a dynamic and flexible creature who at least partially manages relations with the world, including other men.

This study is of an interdisciplinary nature, where the author merges philosophy and cultural anthropology with insight into sociology and communication studies.

At the same time, the author takes an anti-essentialist position, where the study is a hypothetical construct.

While doing this, the author assembles a particular vocabulary, where action, belief and community are addressed by communication, culture, thickness and the like concepts.

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