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Si tienen interes por el ser humano, ¿como se deciden por un enfoque?

La sociologia estudia al humano como sociedad, la psicologia como individuo pero tambien existe la psicologia social. Y la antropologia busca estudiar al ser humano en todo su contexto.

Pero no lo se, a un antropologo o sociologo quizás siempre le falta la psicologia. Y quizás a un psicologo le falta el contexto social y esta muy sesgado hacia las ideas clinicas e interpretaciones de su epoca, por ejemplo como se ve desde la etnopsicologia o etnopsiquiatria.

Pero el otro dia por ejemplo pregunté en AskAntropology sobre el proceso de deshumanización y el propio moderador y usuarios me redirigieron hacia AskPsicology. Entonces, ¿la psicologia puede aportar algo que la antropologia no puede?

Para alguien que quisiera dedicarse a la investigación, que disciplina le recomendarian?

If you’re interested in human beings, how do you decide on an approach?

Sociology studies humans as part of society, psychology as individuals, but there’s also social psychology. And anthropology seeks to study human beings in their full context.

But I don’t know, an anthropologist or sociologist might always be missing the psychological perspective. And perhaps a psychologist lacks the social context and is too biased toward the clinical ideas and biases of their time.

But the other day, for example, I asked a question here on AskAnthropology about the process of dehumanization, and the moderator and users themselves redirected me to AskPsychology. So, can psychology contribute something that anthropology cannot?

For someone who wants to pursue research, which discipline would you recommend?

I’d like to explore this mechanism further; it would be helpful if you could either respond to me or recommend some good resources (books, papers).

I find this to be a very curious and troubling phenomenon. I’m referring to the human capacity to stop seeing other people as human beings. It occurs in certain political situations, wars, etc.

I’d like to explore this mechanism further; it would be helpful if you could either respond to me or recommend some good resources (books, papers).

Hi, I'm looking for good reads about people who have pushed the boundaries of their religion, especially Christianity, but all religions, beyond anthropocentric limits. When you read this, which people came to mind first?

And if you'd like to share your thoughts, can Christianity extend beyond humanity? Or is it, because of the mystery of the Incarnation, definitively bound to the human race?

Thanks for your answers.