In and Out of Each Other's Bodies: Theory of Mind, Evolution, Truth, and the Nature of the Social
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In and Out of Each Other's Bodies: Theory of Mind, Evolution, Truth, and the Nature of the Social

by Maurice Bloch

Philosophy Science Anthropology
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Maurice Bloch examines the connections among theory of mind, evolution, truth, and social existence. In and Out of Each Other's Bodies is a wide-ranging theoretical inquiry into how minds and bodies relate to one another and how human beings understand the social world.

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In and Out of Each Other's Bodies explores the relationship between minds, bodies, and social life.

Maurice Bloch brings together theory of mind, evolution, truth, and the nature of the social in a wide-ranging theoretical inquiry.

The book considers how people understand one another and how embodied existence shapes social thought.

It offers a challenging perspective for readers interested in psychology, anthropology, philosophy, and the study of human sociality.

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