G W Oesterdiekhoff
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 7062 |
|---|---|
| NOME | G W Oesterdiekhoff |
| PRENOMES | G W |
| SOBRENOME | Oesterdiekhoff |
| ASSINATURA | OESTERDIEKHOFF G W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Karlsruhe Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0235-9418 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1991 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Animistic Patterns of Thought and Worldview in Child and World History
Piagetian Theory and the Psychogenetic Development of Humankind Throughout History. Towards a General Theory of the Human Being
Cognitive Advancements across the Globe
Civilization Theory and Structural-genetic Theory Programme
Understandings of Syllogisms in Ontogeny and History
J. Piaget described how children first elaborate elementary, then empirical and finally logical deductions. A. R. Luria was one of the first to show that illiterate adults of premodern cultures exhibit no understanding of the syllogisms that presuppose logical deductions. He listed the explanatory factors that Piaget had also listed. An American research group led by M. Cole and S. Scribner repeated the syllogistic studies Luria had conducted. Al…
Different Developmental Stages and Developmental Ages of Humans in History
Piagetian cross-cultural psychology indicated that humans living in preindustrial nations do not develop the adolescent stage of formal operations but stay in the preoperational or concrete operational stage. The stage of formal operations originated among intellectual elites of early modern times and became a mass phenomenon in the 20th century, many empirical indicators suggest. Racial-biological approaches cannot explain these phenomena, but t…
Belief in Metamorphosis
The idea that the borders between different natural species can be easily bridged by metamorphoses was central to the ancient worldview. Humans were believed to be able to undress their human appearance and to transform into any beast whichever, or, conversely, animals were believed to appear as human beings. This belief permeated daily life and ritual practice. The notion of metamorphosis was also central to ancient metaphysics: it affected idea…
Ghosts or Absence of Light? The Understanding of Shadows
Ethnography and historical disciplines report on different kinds of folk or premodern societies' ideas and superstitions regarding shadows that are not to find among the collective representations of modern, industrial societies. Shadows were seen as material substances and as doubles of persons and objects, as mystical beings capable to exert all kinds of magical influences. After certain time, however, these ideas were replaced by the rational …
Evolution of Mind and Language
Anthropos , Seite 195 - 216
Theorie der Magie
Anthropos , Seite 199 - 222
Magical Causation of Death in Archaic Societies. Cultural Anthropology in the Light of the Cognitive-Developmental Approach, Exemplified by the Scrutiny of Causes and Consequences of the Mystical Inte…
Anthropos , Seite 224 - 238
Theorie des Mythos
Anthropos , Seite 575 - 592
The Nature of "Premodern" Mind. Tylor, Frazer, Lévy-Bruhl, Evans-Pritchard, Piaget, and Beyond
Anthropos , Seite 15 - 26
Why Premodern Humans Believed in the Divine Status of Their Parents and Ancestors? Psychology Illuminates the Foundations of Ancestor Worship
Anthropos , Seite 582 - 590
Die Entwicklung der Menschheit von der Kindheitsphase zur Erwachsenenreife
Die psychometrische Intelligenzforschung und die Piagetian Cross-Cultural Psychology haben nachgewiesen, dass die gesamte vormoderne Menschheit auf einer kindlichen anthropologischen Entwicklungsstufe
Unternehmerisches Handeln und Gesellschaftliche Entwicklung
Soziale Evolution von der Steinzeit bis zu den Agrarzivilisationen
Ich nehme nun wieder die Analyse des Verhältnisses zwischen Psycho- und Soziogenese im sozialen Wandel auf und lege es an den drei Stufen Steinzeitgesellschaften, Agrar- und Industriegesellschaften dar. Ich beginne zunächst mit einer Untersuchung dieses Verhältnisses am Beispiel der Steinzeitgesellschaften. Die Frage lautet: wie hat der Sachverhalt des niedrigeren anthropologischen Entwicklungsstandes das Leben von Menschen in Sammler- und Jägerg…
Karl-Heinz Hillmann
Schlüsselwerke der Soziologie
Vom „Paria“ zum „Peer“. So könnte man Whites Karriere verschlagworten. Seine bleibende Leistung ist es, die „Culturology“ (dt.: „Kulturologie“) begründet und den Ansatz einer Evolution kultureller Systeme nach Jahren seiner Tabuisierung innerhalb der scientific community wieder hoffähig und zu einem dauerhaften Teil des Theorienbestandes der
Unternehmerisches Handeln und gesellschaftliche Entwicklung
Traditionales Denken und Modernisierung
Modernization through efficient agriculture? Toward a systematic and comparative analysis
(1991). Modernization through efficient agriculture? Toward a systematic and comparative analysis. International Review of Sociology: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 121-148
The Nature of "Premodern" Mind. Tylor, Frazer, Lévy-Bruhl, Evans-Pritchard, Piaget, and Beyond
Anthropos , Seite 15 - 26
Evolution of Mind and Language
Anthropos , Seite 195 - 216
Piagetian Theory and the Psychogenetic Development of Humankind Throughout History. Towards a General Theory of the Human Being
Civilization Theory and Structural-genetic Theory Programme
Belief in Metamorphosis
The idea that the borders between different natural species can be easily bridged by metamorphoses was central to the ancient worldview. Humans were believed to be able to undress their human appearance and to transform into any beast whichever, or, conversely, animals were believed to appear as human beings. This belief permeated daily life and ritual practice. The notion of metamorphosis was also central to ancient metaphysics: it affected idea…
Ghosts or Absence of Light? The Understanding of Shadows
Ethnography and historical disciplines report on different kinds of folk or premodern societies' ideas and superstitions regarding shadows that are not to find among the collective representations of modern, industrial societies. Shadows were seen as material substances and as doubles of persons and objects, as mystical beings capable to exert all kinds of magical influences. After certain time, however, these ideas were replaced by the rational …
Theorie der Magie
Anthropos , Seite 199 - 222
Theorie des Mythos
Anthropos , Seite 575 - 592
Why Premodern Humans Believed in the Divine Status of Their Parents and Ancestors? Psychology Illuminates the Foundations of Ancestor Worship
Anthropos , Seite 582 - 590
Modernization through efficient agriculture? Toward a systematic and comparative analysis
(1991). Modernization through efficient agriculture? Toward a systematic and comparative analysis. International Review of Sociology: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 121-148
Traditionales Denken und Modernisierung
Unternehmerisches Handeln und gesellschaftliche Entwicklung
Schlüsselwerke der Soziologie
Vom „Paria“ zum „Peer“. So könnte man Whites Karriere verschlagworten. Seine bleibende Leistung ist es, die „Culturology“ (dt.: „Kulturologie“) begründet und den Ansatz einer Evolution kultureller Systeme nach Jahren seiner Tabuisierung innerhalb der scientific community wieder hoffähig und zu einem dauerhaften Teil des Theorienbestandes der
Karl-Heinz Hillmann
Soziale Evolution von der Steinzeit bis zu den Agrarzivilisationen
Ich nehme nun wieder die Analyse des Verhältnisses zwischen Psycho- und Soziogenese im sozialen Wandel auf und lege es an den drei Stufen Steinzeitgesellschaften, Agrar- und Industriegesellschaften dar. Ich beginne zunächst mit einer Untersuchung dieses Verhältnisses am Beispiel der Steinzeitgesellschaften. Die Frage lautet: wie hat der Sachverhalt des niedrigeren anthropologischen Entwicklungsstandes das Leben von Menschen in Sammler- und Jägerg…
Die Entwicklung der Menschheit von der Kindheitsphase zur Erwachsenenreife
Die psychometrische Intelligenzforschung und die Piagetian Cross-Cultural Psychology haben nachgewiesen, dass die gesamte vormoderne Menschheit auf einer kindlichen anthropologischen Entwicklungsstufe
Unternehmerisches Handeln und Gesellschaftliche Entwicklung
The Nature of "Premodern" Mind. Tylor, Frazer, Lévy-Bruhl, Evans-Pritchard, Piaget, and Beyond
Anthropos , Seite 15 - 26
Why Premodern Humans Believed in the Divine Status of Their Parents and Ancestors? Psychology Illuminates the Foundations of Ancestor Worship
Anthropos , Seite 582 - 590
Magical Causation of Death in Archaic Societies. Cultural Anthropology in the Light of the Cognitive-Developmental Approach, Exemplified by the Scrutiny of Causes and Consequences of the Mystical Inte…
Anthropos , Seite 224 - 238
Theorie des Mythos
Anthropos , Seite 575 - 592
Theorie der Magie
Anthropos , Seite 199 - 222
Evolution of Mind and Language
Anthropos , Seite 195 - 216
Ghosts or Absence of Light? The Understanding of Shadows
Ethnography and historical disciplines report on different kinds of folk or premodern societies' ideas and superstitions regarding shadows that are not to find among the collective representations of modern, industrial societies. Shadows were seen as material substances and as doubles of persons and objects, as mystical beings capable to exert all kinds of magical influences. After certain time, however, these ideas were replaced by the rational …
Belief in Metamorphosis
The idea that the borders between different natural species can be easily bridged by metamorphoses was central to the ancient worldview. Humans were believed to be able to undress their human appearance and to transform into any beast whichever, or, conversely, animals were believed to appear as human beings. This belief permeated daily life and ritual practice. The notion of metamorphosis was also central to ancient metaphysics: it affected idea…
Different Developmental Stages and Developmental Ages of Humans in History
Piagetian cross-cultural psychology indicated that humans living in preindustrial nations do not develop the adolescent stage of formal operations but stay in the preoperational or concrete operational stage. The stage of formal operations originated among intellectual elites of early modern times and became a mass phenomenon in the 20th century, many empirical indicators suggest. Racial-biological approaches cannot explain these phenomena, but t…
Understandings of Syllogisms in Ontogeny and History
J. Piaget described how children first elaborate elementary, then empirical and finally logical deductions. A. R. Luria was one of the first to show that illiterate adults of premodern cultures exhibit no understanding of the syllogisms that presuppose logical deductions. He listed the explanatory factors that Piaget had also listed. An American research group led by M. Cole and S. Scribner repeated the syllogistic studies Luria had conducted. Al…
Cognitive Advancements across the Globe
Civilization Theory and Structural-genetic Theory Programme
Piagetian Theory and the Psychogenetic Development of Humankind Throughout History. Towards a General Theory of the Human Being
Animistic Patterns of Thought and Worldview in Child and World History
Philosophy (14 obras) · Sociology (12 obras) · Psychology (9 obras) · Epistemology (8 obras) · History (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Cognition (5 obras) · Anthropology (4 obras) · Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs (4 obras) · Child and Animal Learning Development (3 obras)