| Sumario: | This book explores the intricate relationships between the body and society, focusing on the concept of corporeality. Authored by Graciela Susana Maldonado, it delves into philosophical and cultural anthropology to understand human interactions through the lens of the body. Key themes include the significance of the 'gift' in societal reciprocity, the role of shamans and healers in indigenous communities, and the historical evolution of corporeality from ancient Greek times to the present. The work also examines the impact of physical practices on health and identity, and the process of hominization and motor development. The author aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how corporeal practices shape human experiences, targeting an audience interested in anthropology, philosophy, and cultural studies.
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