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Shawn Ellis. The concept of ultimate concern originated in the writings of Paul Tillich (1951, 1957), who was an existential theologian and philosopher that impacted the development of existential psychology in the United States. Tillich viewed ultimate concern as the essence of religion when understood in broad and inclusive terms (Emmons 1999).
My understanding is that proximate explanations concern adaptive mechanism and that ultimate explanations concern adaptive rationale. Viewed in this light, the two kinds of explanation are quite distinct, but they interact in a complementary way to give a full understanding of biological adaptations. In contrast, Laland et al. (2013)—following a literal reading of Mayr (Science 134:1501 ...
The Biology of Ultimate Concern Theodosius Dobzhansky Snippet view - 1967. The Biology of Ultimate Concern Theodosius Dobzhansky Snippet view - 1967. Common terms and phrases. achieve ...
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Motivation, Cognition, and the Psychology of Ultimate Concern This article explores spirituality as a form of intelligence. The evidence for spirituality as a set of capacities and abilities that enable people to solve problems and attain goals in their everyday lives is evaluated.
For example, the ultimate concern of living a life that is pleasing to God requires an identification of and commitment to a lifestyle that is pleasing to God, an identification of and a commitment to avoid that which is displeasing to God, and inner self-regulatory mechanisms to deal with frustrations, temptations, and setbacks that will inevitably occur in trying to live a responsible and ...
Umanesimo e umanità. Proponiamo qui il primo capitolo di Le domande supreme della biologia (Titolo originale: The Biology of the Ultimate Concern) di Theodosius Dobzhansky, uno dei più grandi biologi evoluzionisti del secolo scorso. L’autore suggerisce che la scienza apre inevitabilmente a ciò che egli chiama le Grandi Domande ( Big ...
