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Enth. u.a.: Mensch erkenne Dein biologisches Selbst / Irenäus Eibl-Eibesfeldt (S. 98 - 111). - Das Spiel der Engel und Teufel / Wolfgang Wickler (S. 176 - 184). - Der Mensch in der Falle / Konrad Lorenz (S. 185 - 190)

Sociobiology: The New Synthesis. Edward O. WilsonBiological Bases of Human Social Behavior. R. A. HindeEthology: The Biology of Behavior. Irenäus Eibl‐Eibesfeldt

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Book reviewed in this article: General, Applied and Theoretical:Love and Hate: The Natural History of Behavior Patterns. IRENAUS EIBLEIBESFELDT. Geoffrey Strachan General, Applied and Theoretical:The Dominant Man: The Pecking Order in Human Society. GEORGE MACLAY and HUMPHREY KNIPE.

Contrary to a common conviction, original sin is one of the fundamental Patristic issues, because it is the starting point of Patristic anthropology and sets the stage for the need for salvation. The Church Fathers before Augustine did not used the term "original sin", but described its reality, having the greatest possible feeling for the mystical unity of mankind with its first ancestor. As regards the issue of the unity of human nature in Adam, the East and the West speak with one voice, which is first to be found in Irenaeus' works.The purpose of this work is to address the Patristic issue of the unity of humankind in Adam – the concept present in both Eastern and Western Christianity - that can be traced back to Irenaeus.

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Este artículo sostiene que la racionalidad mítica cristiana se despliega desde una irrupción o acontecimiento: el retorno de la carne. Contra la equiparación del cristianismo a una espiritualidad el artículo propone la vida según la carne como tesitura de un pensamiento crítico que, como gesto disconforme, relea y rememore su tradición mítica. Releer y remomorar no son recursos desesperados en tiempos de soledad sino posicionamientos políticos ante la desagregación y vaciamiento de nuestras tradiciones. Desde la tradición evangélica hasta Ireneo de Lyon atestiguamos el intento de pensar la irrupción de la carne. PALABRAS CLAVEDios, carne, carnalidad, Pablo, IreneoABSTRACTThis article sustains that the mythic christian rationality begins to unfold from an irruption or event: the return of the flesh. Contrary to the equalization of christianity to a spirituality, this article proposes life according to the flesh as a tessitura of critical thinking that, as a dissatisfied gesture, rereads and recalls its mythical tradition. Rereading and recalling are not desperate resources in times of loneliness, instead political positions against the disaggregating and emptying of our traditions. From the evangelical tradition even looking Irenaeus of Lyon, we can witness the intention to think about the irruption of the flesh.KEY WORDSGod, flesh, carnality, Paul, Irenaeus

Este artículo sostiene que la racionalidad mítica cristiana se despliega desde una irrupción o acontecimiento: el retorno de la carne. Contra la equiparación del cristianismo a una espiritualidad el artículo propone la vida según la carne como tesitura de un pensamiento crítico que, como gesto disconforme, relea y rememore su tradición mítica. Releer y remomorar no son recursos desesperados en tiempos de soledad sino posicionamientos políticos ante la desagregación y vaciamiento de nuestras tradiciones. Desde la tradición evangélica hasta Ireneo de Lyon atestiguamos el intento de pensar la irrupción de la carne. PALABRAS CLAVEDios, carne, carnalidad, Pablo, IreneoABSTRACTThis article sustains that the mythic christian rationality begins to unfold from an irruption or event: the return of the flesh. Contrary to the equalization of christianity to a spirituality, this article proposes life according to the flesh as a tessitura of critical thinking that, as a dissatisfied gesture, rereads and recalls its mythical tradition. Rereading and recalling are not desperate resources in times of loneliness, instead political positions against the disaggregating and emptying of our traditions. From the evangelical tradition even looking Irenaeus of Lyon, we can witness the intention to think about the irruption of the flesh.KEY WORDSGod, flesh, carnality, Paul, Irenaeus

Welfare, Ethnicity, and Altruism applies the controversial theory of 'Ethnic Nepotism', first formulated by Irenäus Eibl-Eibesfeldt and Pierre van den Berghe, to the modern welfare state (both are authors in this volume). This theory states that ethnic groups resemble large families whose members are prone to cooperate due to 'kin altruism'. Recent empirical findings in economics and political science offer confirmatory evidence. The book presents two separate studies that compare welfare expenditures around the world, both indicating that the more ethnically mixed a population become

Preface. 1. Putting Social Sciences Together Again: An Introduction to the Volume, Timothy A. Kohler. 2. Nonlinear and Synthetic Models for Primate Societies, Irenaeus J. A. te Boekhorst and Charlotte K. Hemelrijk. 3. The Evolution of Cooperation in an Ecological Context: An Agent-Based Model, John W. Pepper and Barbara B. Smuts. 4. Evolution of Interference, Brian Skyrms. 5. Trajectories to Complexity in Artificial Societies: Rationality, Belief, and Emotions, Jim E. Doran. 6. MAGICAL Computer Simulation of Mesolithic Foraging, Mark Winter Lake. 7. Be There Then: A Modeling Approach to Settle