KnowraHuman natureLinked fromLinked fromThe 24 pages that link to Human nature, each with the reason it gives.All 24Related 20Narrower topic 4Natural lawRelated: Natural-law theories often derive duties from features they regard as fundamental to human life.Thomas HobbesRelated: His account of fear, desire, and vulnerability underpins his argument for authority.IncarnationRelated: The doctrine claims Christ assumed genuine human nature, not merely a human appearance.MenciusNarrower topic: Mencius’s central philosophical claim concerns the moral direction of human nature.Original sinRelated: The doctrine makes claims about the moral condition shared by all humanity.TranshumanismRelated: Transhumanism disputes whether inherited biological limits define what humans must remain.State of natureRelated: Different assumptions about human motivation produce sharply different imagined prepolitical lives.TheosisRelated: Theosis concerns the fulfillment and transformation of human nature, not its replacement.XunziRelated: Xunzi argues that unchecked innate desires lead toward conflict and disorder.Human conditionNarrower topic: Accounts of the human condition often depend on claims about shared traits.Gulliver’s TravelsRelated: The Yahoos make the book’s most disturbing claims about appetite, violence, and self-regard.Fall of ManRelated: The Fall informs Christian debates about whether human nature is wounded, guilty, or depraved.Noble savageNarrower topic: The trope makes a specific claim about whether goodness belongs to human nature.Human enhancementRelated: Enhancement debates turn on which traits count as ordinary or fundamental to humans.HumanRelated: Debates about human nature concern which features are shared or culturally shaped.Zhou DunyiRelated: Zhou connects humanity’s moral possibilities to the same order that shapes the cosmos.Hans MorgenthauRelated: Morgenthau grounded political conflict partly in enduring features of human motivation.Philosophy of educationRelated: Different accounts of human development imply different purposes and methods of education.Philosophical anthropologyRelated: The field asks whether shared features define humanity and what those features are.Dai ZhenRelated: Dai challenged accounts that treated moral principles as detached from embodied human nature.Kaspar HauserRelated: Contemporaries treated Hauser as evidence in disputes about what is innate in human beings.Marx's Theory of AlienationRelated: Marx's account measures alienation against human capacities for conscious, social creation.Mary MidgleyRelated: She argued that human nature cannot be understood by reducing people to detached rational calculators.William GoldingNarrower topic: Golding repeatedly tests whether cruelty is learned or rooted in human beings.
KnowraHuman natureLinked fromLinked fromThe 24 pages that link to Human nature, each with the reason it gives.All 24Related 20Narrower topic 4Natural lawRelated: Natural-law theories often derive duties from features they regard as fundamental to human life.Thomas HobbesRelated: His account of fear, desire, and vulnerability underpins his argument for authority.IncarnationRelated: The doctrine claims Christ assumed genuine human nature, not merely a human appearance.MenciusNarrower topic: Mencius’s central philosophical claim concerns the moral direction of human nature.Original sinRelated: The doctrine makes claims about the moral condition shared by all humanity.TranshumanismRelated: Transhumanism disputes whether inherited biological limits define what humans must remain.State of natureRelated: Different assumptions about human motivation produce sharply different imagined prepolitical lives.TheosisRelated: Theosis concerns the fulfillment and transformation of human nature, not its replacement.XunziRelated: Xunzi argues that unchecked innate desires lead toward conflict and disorder.Human conditionNarrower topic: Accounts of the human condition often depend on claims about shared traits.Gulliver’s TravelsRelated: The Yahoos make the book’s most disturbing claims about appetite, violence, and self-regard.Fall of ManRelated: The Fall informs Christian debates about whether human nature is wounded, guilty, or depraved.Noble savageNarrower topic: The trope makes a specific claim about whether goodness belongs to human nature.Human enhancementRelated: Enhancement debates turn on which traits count as ordinary or fundamental to humans.HumanRelated: Debates about human nature concern which features are shared or culturally shaped.Zhou DunyiRelated: Zhou connects humanity’s moral possibilities to the same order that shapes the cosmos.Hans MorgenthauRelated: Morgenthau grounded political conflict partly in enduring features of human motivation.Philosophy of educationRelated: Different accounts of human development imply different purposes and methods of education.Philosophical anthropologyRelated: The field asks whether shared features define humanity and what those features are.Dai ZhenRelated: Dai challenged accounts that treated moral principles as detached from embodied human nature.Kaspar HauserRelated: Contemporaries treated Hauser as evidence in disputes about what is innate in human beings.Marx's Theory of AlienationRelated: Marx's account measures alienation against human capacities for conscious, social creation.Mary MidgleyRelated: She argued that human nature cannot be understood by reducing people to detached rational calculators.William GoldingNarrower topic: Golding repeatedly tests whether cruelty is learned or rooted in human beings.