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The Interactive Anthology is a collection of alternative ideas in various fields of the humanities: philosophy, ethics, aesthetics, linguistics, history of religions, and theory of culture. Fragments from many books serve as illustrations for these ideas that challenge established theories and concepts in the humanities. That is why the anthology is also called “Book of books,” or “Book2.” Alternative thinking is different from negation or opposition: It does not require the removal or destruction of what already exists but rather adds another dimension or option, posits a new alterity.
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Jennifer Bothamley, Dictionary of Theories (London, Detroit, and Washington D.C.: Gale Research International Ltd, 1993).
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Epstein, M. (1999). The Interactive Anthology of Alternative Ideas: An Introduction. In: Transcultural Experiments. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780312299712_24
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