Showing posts with label anthropography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anthropography. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 8, 2014

the anthropography of man

whereas universal-, intellectual-, world-, big-, deep-, meta-, macro-, micro-, transnational-, trans-cultural-, history
or the history of culture, -ideas, -philosophy, -religion, -science, -history, -biography, etc
GeistesgeschichteBegriffsgeschichtehistoire des mentaliteet al

are part of the "human story", "human history", they are all parts, portions, aspects or divides of the greater human story which whether it can or not in fact be understood in toto, is surely a "unity" in the sense of it all being related to the human being -- as if gnothi seauton as a whole story reflectively considered -- both individually and collectively considered.
thus: the biography of mankind, the anthropography of man

Sunday, January 5, 2014

biography in anthropography

it is possible so to study the history of ideas, beliefs, social mores, conventions, traditions, etc, that one can recognize and understand one's own personal life, as it were, sub specie historiae.
one's own biography can be understood, even self-known, in the greater biography, the inner anthropography, of mankind.

macro-biography?

as there are e.g. macro-biology, -cosm, -economics, -evolution, -history, -et (often inelegant) al...
so to their could be macro-biography, which could be one's personal biography as seem within the greater story, macro-history, what seems sensible and useful to call "anthropography", of mankind

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

Bildungskosmos?

Frashokereti (Yasna 30.9)
Romans 8:20
Scola animarum (Origen)
Theatrum Mundi (Epictetus, et al)
Life is a school (William Rounesville Alger, et al)
Vale of Soul-Making (Keats)
Bildungsleben
Bildungsgeschichte

Bildungskosmos?