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19 août 2019
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Sara Keller, « Erfurt-ness », Religion and Urbanity, ID : 10.58079/v3bm
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A few thoughts on the spirit of Erfurt city in the footsteps of Meister Eckhart and Martin Luther Biology has stressed the relationship between thought and the brain for a long time – an idea that cognitive neurosciences and neuro-psychological studies object to today.[1] The attempt to associate a physical location, in the human body, to thought remains an open question. But what about localising thought on a more global, social level? Can certain thoughts and philosophical approaches be li...