Cognitive Foundations of the Relationship between Humans and Animals among Hunters – Gatherers and Traditional Farmers

Abstract

according to the basic thesis of phenomenology the natural world exists in the phenomenal site which is reflected in the knowledge which we know from elsewhere, in our case from science, not the world itself.We do not live in the natural world, however, but in the created world in which we have ideas and beliefs about the nature of the world.We see the world through this belief (husserl 1996), through the concept.2 cognitive anthropology examines the relationship between society and culture, exploring how people perceive objects and events that make up the world and how this understanding influences their behavior (d'andrade 1995).

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