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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Interactive interdisciplinarity and human lived reality

Social constructivism and biologist essentialism?

Chapter 1: From interpellated subjecthood to recognized vulnerability

On the human being, or becoming

Gendered to be human

Performativity and human identity

Relationality and the constitution of humanity

The problematic body

Actions

Judith Butler and the person

Desire and personhood

Recognition, personhood and grievability

Chapter 2: Being human nature

Language: window to human nature

Nature/nurture

Unique environment

Genes, personality and behavior

Computationalism and the individual

Webbed causality

The individual and human nature

Death of the self again?

Openness and relationality in evolutionary psychology?

Chapter 3: Persons becoming in relations

Ontology of the person

Relationality, space and freedom

Personalist and relational theological anthropology

The divine and the human

The triune Creator and the anthropological significance of Christ

Embodied human persons

“spirit,” sin and the question of ethics

Chapter 4: Going beyond: relationality, evolutionary theory and time

Establishing a weak ontology of relationality

Re-reading the theory of evolution

Evolution as performativity

Time matters

The reality of body

Chapter 5: Kenotic personalism

Primacy of “person”?

Kenosis, vulnerability and persons: the significance of self-giving relations

Relation, mediation, interpellation

Called in time

The Gift of Vulnerability

The giving between persons

Kenosis and feminism

Kenosis and resistance

The gift of freedom

The most vulnerable?

Conclusion: persons, individuals and institutions

AI: artificial individualism?

Disclosing the nature/nurture problem

Back to school

Individualism and personalism in school

A love supreme?

Bibliography