Titlebook: European Dispute over the Concept of Man; A Study in Political Michał Gierycz Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Morality debate

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Anthropological Analysis of EU Decision-Making Processes as regards the categories used in EU policies, their content, and their objectives, a marked leaning may be observed in the process of European integration towards unconstrained anthropology. At the same time, the study has shown that the degree of this leaning for a particular institution may vary

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Towards a Politological Approach to Political Anthropologyphical or even cultural anthropology. In fact, it should be noted that a significant portion of sources and data relevant in political analyses, both concerned with political thought and the political process, are not taken into account in the above-mentioned studies.

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2198-7289 understanding of political anthropology within political sciThe book represents original research in a field of study rarely pursued while analysing the intellectual dimensions of disputes over ethically sensitive issues that occur in European Union politics. These disputes are generally analysed at

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Josef Trappel,Werner A. Meier,Michaela Wölkd the right to conscientious objection, all the way to discussions about separate toilets for transsexuals—the public debate sweeping across Europe has been growing in intensity over the past decades. It is usually stormy, with mass protests and advocacies, online petitions, and even civic initiatives witnessed on a daily basis.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-31633-7As pointed out by Andre Gingrich, representatives of both anthropological currents whose differentiation from ., even though already beginning, was not yet complete in the Germany of the 1930s, largely sympathized with Nazi politics and supported it on the scientific side (both in theoretical and applied terms).

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Political AnthropologiesAs pointed out by Andre Gingrich, representatives of both anthropological currents whose differentiation from ., even though already beginning, was not yet complete in the Germany of the 1930s, largely sympathized with Nazi politics and supported it on the scientific side (both in theoretical and applied terms).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-19071-2 also say, on the other hand, that Europe has developed a culture that most radically contradicts, not only Christianity, but the religious and moral traditions of humanity as well. This helps us understand that Europe is going through a ‘stress test;’ it also helps us understand the radical nature of the tensions that our continent has to face.”