Anima

E Vicipaedia

Anima, secundum plurimas religiones et doctrinas philosophicas, est principium vitale, vel essentia se noscens, cum corpore viventi consociata, de mortuo autem fortasse decedens. In his philosophiis, anima putatur complecti intimam aliquam naturae essentiam et esse sapientiae fundamenta, in loco cerebri vel aliae materiei sive partis naturalis organismi biologici. Nonnullae autem religiones philosophiaeque docent animam in elementis corporeis consistere, et adeo Duncan MacDougall, medicus quidam, conatus est animae gravitatem expendere. Animae plerumque putantur immortales et res quae ante incarnationem exstant.

Index 1 Etymologia 2 Iudicia philosophica 2.1 Socrates et Platon 2.2 Aristoteles 2.3 Avicenna et Ibn al-Nafis 2.4 Thomas Aquinas 3 Iudicia religiosa 3.1 Bahá'í 3.2 Buddhismus 3.3 Christianitas 3.3.1 Opiniones variae 3.3.2 Ecclesia Catholica Romana 3.3.3 Aliae sectae Christianae 3.4 Hinduismus 3.5 Islamismus 3.6 Iainismus 3.7 Iudaismus 3.7.1 Status ultra animam 3.8 Sikhismus 3.9 Taoismus 3.10 Aliae religiones 4 Scientia et anima 4.1 Investigatio animae 5 Cultura popularis 6 Vide etiam 7 Notae 8 Additional references 9 Fontes 10 Nexus externi

[recensere] Etymologia

[recensere] Iudicia philosophica

[recensere] Socrates et Platon

[recensere] Aristoteles

[recensere] Avicenna et Ibn al-Nafis

[recensere] Thomas Aquinas

[recensere] Iudicia religiosa

[recensere] Bahá'í

[recensere] Buddhismus

Buddha docuit non exstare animam stabilem in sensu translaticio (anatta). . . .

[recensere] Christianitas

[recensere] Opiniones variae

[recensere] Ecclesia Catholica Romana

[recensere] Aliae sectae Christianae

[recensere] Hinduismus

[recensere] Islamismus

[recensere] Iainismus

[recensere] Iudaismus

[recensere] Status ultra animam

[recensere] Sikhismus

[recensere] Taoismus

[recensere] Aliae religiones

[recensere] Scientia et anima

Consensus inter homines neuroscientiae peritos et biologos est mentem vel sensum esse cerebri operationem; illi in suo sermone saepe verba mens et cerebrum miscunt.

[recensere] Investigatio animae

In libro Consilience, E. O. Wilson observavit sociologiam appellavisse fides in anima unum ex universalibus culturae humanae elementis. . . .

[recensere] Cultura popularis

[recensere] Vide etiam

• Anatta
• "The Astonishing Hypothesis"
• Dualismus animi
• Ego
• Ekam
• Homo ipse (spiritualitas)
• Limbo
• Manes
• Neurales sensus correlatus
• Nousicae
• Sensus
• Spiritus
• Spiritus familiaris
• Vitalismus
• Zombie philosophicus

[recensere] Notae

[recensere] Additional references

• Batchelor, Stephen. Buddhism Without Belief—Aha.
• Cornford, Francis, M. 1950. Greek Religious Thought.
• Rohde, Erwin. 1928. Psyche.
• Swinburne. 1997. The Evolution of the Soul. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
• Stevenson. 1975. Cases of the Reincarnation Type, Volume I: Ten Cases in India. University Press of Virginia
• Stevenson. 1974. Twenty Cases Suggestive of Reincarnation. Charlottesville, VA: University Press of Virginia
• Stevenson. 1983. Cases of the Reincarnation Type, Volume IV: Twelve Cases in Thailand and Burma. University Press of Virginia
• Stevenson. 1997. Reincarnation and Biology: A Contribution to the Etiology of Birthmarks and Birth Defects. Praeger Publishers
• Wilson. 1996. The State of Man: Day Star, Wake Up Seminars. 1996.
• Aad Guru Granth Sahib. 1983 (reprint). Publishers: Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, Amritsar. (M = Mahala, i.e., succession number of Sikh Gurus to the House of Guru Nanak, P = page number of the AGGS.).

[recensere] Fontes

• Bremmer, Jan. 1983. The Early Greek Concept of the Soul. Princeton: Princeton University Press. ISBN 0-691-03131-2. http://irs.ub.rug.nl/ppn/287753204.
• Christopher, Milbourne. 1979. Search for the Soul. Thomas Y. Crowell Publishers.
• McGraw, John J.. 2004. Brain & Belief: An Exploration of the Human Soul. Aegis Press.

[recensere] Nexus externi

• Our Real Identity: The Science of the Soul Summary from a lecture at the London School of Economics by H.G. Bhuta Bhavana dasa, a Hindu brahmin
• Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry on Ancient Theories of the Soul
• The soul in Judaism at Chabad.org
• The Old Testament Concept of the Soul by Heinrich J. Vogel (Christian)
• Body, Soul and Spirit Article in the Journal of Biblical Accuracy (Christian)

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