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La Più Grande Ironia Della Storia Umana: L'influenza Della Cultura Egemonica sull'apparato locomotore umano
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 176
Weight: 0.54
Height: 0.41 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: Italian
E se una delle più grandi conquiste dell'umanità portasse con sé anche una delle sue più grandi contraddizioni?
Nel corso della storia, l'essere umano ha trasformato radicalmente l'ambiente che lo circonda. Ha creato città , macchine, tecnologie e modi di vivere sempre più sofisticati. Ma, mentre il mondo avanzava a una velocità straordinaria, il corpo e la mente continuavano a portare con sé una storia biologica costruita nel corso di milioni di anni.
In La più grande ironia della storia umana, il fisioterapista Nicolas Turiel propone una riflessione sul rapporto tra cultura, evoluzione e corpo umano, chiedendosi se il nostro straordinario successo culturale non stia creando un crescente divario rispetto all'organismo che ci siamo evoluti a essere.
Partendo dall'apparato locomotore e dal modo in cui abitudini, posture, modalità di lavoro e schemi di movimento vengono plasmati dall'ambiente che noi stessi abbiamo creato, il libro amplia progressivamente questa riflessione. Sostenuta da concetti scientifici, questa tensione del sistema muscoloscheletrico attraversa gli studi sullo stress, sull'adattamento fisiologico e sulla cognizione, fino ad arrivare a una delle trasformazioni più profonde del nostro tempo: l'intelligenza artificiale.
Con un approccio che integra fisioterapia, antropologia, evoluzione, osservazione clinica e le sfide della vita contemporanea, l'opera indaga un'ironia fondamentale: quanto più modifichiamo il mondo per adattarlo alle nostre esigenze, tanto più potremmo costruire un ambiente al quale il nostro stesso organismo deve lottare per adattarsi.
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