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From social evolutionism to biocultural evolutionism

Sociological Forum, 1990
A brief review of the evolutionism of Comte, Marx, Spencer, and Durkheim, representatives of the Masters, reveals an excessive concern with the integration of differentiation. This represents their most common feature, but neither it nor anything else adds up to a definite evolutionary theory. An antithetical convergence, with Comte excluded, refers to
Joseph Lopreato
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A new evolutionism based self‐adaptive multi‐objective optimization method to predict software cost estimation

Software, Practice & Experience, 2022
One of the major challenge that organizations face in the present environment is having an efficient model for software cost estimation (SCE). In this article, the significance of the meta‐heuristic algorithm in addressing various optimization challenges
S. Gouda, A. Mehta
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Musical Evolution and the Other: From State-Sponsored Musical Evolutionism in the USSR to Post-Soviet Crimean Tatar Indigenous Music

Ethnomusicology, 2022
In the Soviet Union, logics of evolutionism undergirded the Communist party-state's interventions into many aspects of Soviet life, including the realm of “folk music.” In this article, I draw on the example of the Soviet institutionalization of a ...
M. Sonevytsky
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Anti-intellectualism and anti-evolutionism: Lessons from Hofstadter

, 2020
The forces of anti-intellectualism in American life, as described by Richard Hofstadter, have been especially prominent in the battle against the teaching of evolution.
Glenn Branch
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Evolutionism

2018
Evolutionism refers to the notion that basic life forms increase in complexity over time due to environmental adaptation. While commonly attributed to Charles Darwin (1809–1882), the notion that life forms vary over time had long been posited before his Origin of the Species (1859).
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[Montalenti and evolutionism].

Medicina nei secoli, 2007
The paper highlights the role played by Giuseppe Montalenti in the dissemination of evolutionism in Italy in the 20th century, from the Thirties to the Seventies. Through a shrewd use of bibliographic policies--translations, introductions to Darwin's and Darwininian works--Montalenti succeeded in popularizing evolutionism, as well as a broader notion ...
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Evolutionizing aesthetics.

Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences, 2021
Michael A. Woodley of Menie   +1 more
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