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The central question of the book is as follows: To what extent does the community present a challenge in the life of the individual? Well-known international Philosophers, historians, anthropologists, political scientists, theologians and sociologists attempted to find explications by intercultural comparison.

Intro -- [Impressum] -- [Menü] -- Band I -- Einführung - Eine Enzyklopädie -- 1. Gesellschaft -- Herrschaft -- Politische Ordnungsvorstellungen -- Universalmächte -- Papsttum -- Kaisertum -- Hierarchische Ordnungen -- Königtum -- Fürstentum -- Genossenschaftliche Ordnungen -- Juristische Korporation -- Stadtregiment -- Konziliarismus -- Organisationsformen -- Monarchisch-aristokratische Organisationsformen -- Grundherrschaft -- Vogtei -- Lehnswesen -- Königsherrschaft -- Landesherrschaft -- Ämterwesen -- Genossenschaftliche Organisationsformen -- Städtische Genossenschaften -- Gilden und Bruderschaften -- Regionale Bündnisse -- Kirchliche Organisationsformen -- Papsttum, Kurie, Kardinalat -- Konzilien und Synoden -- Bistümer -- Pfarreien -- Religiosentum - Klöster und Orden -- Soziale Formationen -- Ständische Ordnungen -- Lebensstände - Mann und Frau -- Männermode, Frauenmode -- Frauenapologien -- Frauen in der Gesellschaft -- Frauen - ihre kulturellen Praktiken und Religiosität -- Lebenszyklus - Geburt, Erziehung, Generationen, Alter, Krankheit und Tod -- Geburts-und Berufsstände -- Adel -- Klerus -- Bauern -- Juden -- Handwerker -- Kaufleute, Bankiers und Unternehmer -- Gelehrte -- Bettler -- Vaganten -- Verwandtschaftliche Ordnungen -- Adoption -- Heiratsverbote und Exogamie, Heiratsgebote und Endogamie -- Witwenschaft und Wiederheirat -- Scheidung, Konkubinat, Polygynie -- Bastarde und Genitores -- Kinderlose Erblasser -- Verwandtschaftssysteme -- Gentile Ordnungen -- Normen -- Tugenden und Laster -- Kirchliche Tugenden und Laster -- Adelige Tugenden und Laster -- Bürgerliche Tugenden und Laster -- Ansehen und Schande -- Recht -- Rechtsformen -- Gewohnheitsrecht -- Gesetze, Satzungen -- Privileg -- Verträge -- Gerichtswesen -- Inquisition -- Gerichtsverfahren -- Strafwesen -- Jurisprudenz -- Rechtskreise -- Germanisches Recht.

How have different civilizations throughout different epochs mastered fundamental challenges of life? The series analyses the basic questions of cultural anthropology. All epochs and the most significant civilizations worldwide, as well as different epistemological aspects including historical sciences, sociology, ethnology, art, literature and philosophy are brought together

How have different civilizations throughout different epochs mastered fundamental challenges of life? The series analyses the basic questions of cultural anthropology. All epochs and the most significant civilizations worldwide, as well as different epistemological aspects including historical sciences, sociology, ethnology, art, literature and philosophy are brought together.

This article describes the central criteria for origin of social institutions in
the conceptual frame of the theory of social institutions stated in (Balzer, 1990). This basic theory focusses of activities of exerting power. criteria the following: a) a new action type must be invented and systematically used, b) this type must be a new of exerting power, in the phase of generation of this type only few persons uses this type, d) the costs of these new actions of exerting power must be covered by the rewards of these actions, and e) the other important conditions for such actions must be favorable.

Experiencing the dimension that lies beyondour empirical grasp of the world has always been a challenge for human beings, for it can expose the limitations of our agency. Such experience, while potentially terrifying, can also furnish a basis for religious faith or hope of a better future. The intercultural essays in this volume analyze ways of dealing with the beyond, including magic, religion, myth, and all-promising utopias. <

The central question of the book is as follows: To what extent does the community present a challenge in the life of the individual? Well-known international Philosophers, historians, anthropologists, political scientists, theologians and sociologists attempted to find explications by intercultural comparison.