Table of contents for Alone in the world

Table of contents for Alone in the world : human uniqueness in science and theology / J. Wentzel van Huyssteen.

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1. Human Uniqueness as an Interdisciplinary Problem? 000
Interdisciplinarity in Theology and Science 000
Tradition and Communicative Understanding 000
Interdisciplinarity and Human Uniqueness 000
Conclusion 000
2. Human Uniqueness and Cognitive Evolution 000
Human Distinctiveness in Paleontology 000
A. Human Uniqueness as aMoral Issue 000
B. Human Uniqueness and Hominid Evolution 000
Charles Darwin on Human Uniqueness 000
Evolutionary Epistemology and Human Uniqueness 000
A. Evolutionary Epistemology as Embodied Epistemology 000
B. Evolutionary Epistemology and Religion 000
Conclusion 000
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3. Human Uniqueness and the Image of God 000
Human Uniqueness and the History of the Imago Dei 000
Contemporary Interpretations of the Imago Dei 000
The Imago Dei as Embodied Self 000
Conclusion 000
4. Human Uniqueness and Human Origins 000
Human Uniqueness and Paleoanthropology 000
Imagination and Prehistoric Art 000
Human Imagination and Religious Awareness 000
Conclusion 000
5. Human Uniqueness and Symbolization 000
Human Uniqueness and Language 000
Human Uniqueness and the Symbolic Mind 000
A. Hand Prints in the Deep Caves (Plates 1 and 2) 000
B. The Ithyphallic "BirdMan" from the Shaft in Lascaux (Plate 11) 000
C. The "Wounded Men" from Cougnac and Pech-Merle
(Plates 3 and 4) 000
Human Uniqueness and Religious Imagination 000
Conclusion 000
6. Human Uniqueness in Science and Theology 000
Human Uniqueness and Embodiment 000
Human Uniqueness in the Jewish Tradition 000
Human Uniqueness and the Limits of Interdisciplinarity 000
Conclusion 000
bibliography 000
index 000

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Theological anthropology -- Christianity.
Human evolution -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.
Human evolution.
Religion and science.