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Paul Bloom: Der Ursprung der Freude

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Warum gefällt uns ein Originalgemälde besser als eine Fälschung? Der Psychologe Paul Bloom behauptet, dass Menschen Essentialisten sind – dass unser Glaube an die Geschichte eines Obiektes verändert, wie wir es erfahren, nicht nur in Form einer Illusion, sondern als tiefgreifendes Merkmal dessen, was Freude (oder Schmerz) ist.

Paul Bloom studies our common-sense understanding of the world -- how we know what we know, why we like what we like.  Full bio »

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