inimloomus
Inimloomus, often translated as human nature, is a term used across philosophy, psychology, anthropology, and related fields to describe the set of characteristics, motivations, and capacities considered inherent to humans. It is distinguished from individual personality and from cultural practices, which can shape expression but are not assumed to alter the fundamental basis of being human.
Definitions of inimloomus vary. Some view it as universal traits shared by all humans—such as language, the
Philosophical perspectives on inimloomus range from essentialist to constructivist. Essentialist traditions claim a fixed core of
From an evolutionary standpoint, researchers argue that certain predispositions—such as empathy, fairness, and cooperation—have been shaped
Contemporary discussions apply the concept of inimloomus in ethics, political theory, and cognitive science. While there