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Social Evolution

2009
In 1894, the British sociologist Benjamin Kidd published Social Evolution, an influential book that summarised and evaluated the prevailing social theories at the end of the nineteenth century: Karl Marx's socialism and Herbert Spencer's social Darwinism. Both of these conflicting theories were based on Darwinian evolutionary theory. In this book, Kidd
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Evolution and social epidemiology

Social Science & Medicine, 2015
Evolutionary biology, which aims to explain the dynamic process of shaping the diversity of life, has not yet significantly affected thinking in social epidemiology. Current challenges in social epidemiology include understanding how social exposures can affect our biology, explaining the dynamics of society and health, and designing better ...
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Social Evolution

The South African Archaeological Bulletin, 1951
A. J. H. G., V. Gordon Childe
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Social and biological evolution I. Darwinism and social evolution

Journal of Social and Biological Systems, 1985
Abstract This first paper lays the foundations for the second by disposing of claims that Darwinian principles can be applied to social evolution. (1) In social systems there is no such process as ‘reproduction’, distinct from maintenance, and there are thus no social equivalents of the gene.
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Ship Evolution and Social Evolution

Geographical Review, 1933
The first step requisite for a perception of the truth of all this is to note the mutual independence and contrast which always has prevailed between individual evolution, on the one hand, and social evolution, on the other. Individual evolution ended before history began.
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Social evolution and social revolution

Dialectical Anthropology, 1975
The concept of advancing society through the combined agencies of evolution and revo? lution was at one time related in a single over? arching theory. The opposition of evolution and revolution, on the contrary, stands to us not as a dialectical relation whose contradictions are to be resolved, but as an unresolved tension.
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Evolution of Primate Social Systems: Implications for Hominin Social Evolution

Dunbar RIM, 2013
Understanding hominin social evolution has long been bedevilled by the fact that we have no general theories of primate evolution. As a result, most attempts to reconstruct hominin social evolution have been, at best, speculative. It has not been uncommon, for example, to identify a taxon of living mammals which face challenges similar to those faced ...
Shultz, Susanne, Opie, Kit, Nelson, Emma, Atkinson, Quentin, Dunbar, Robin   +4 more
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Social Evolution and Social Reproduction

New Literary History, 1991
VER THE PAST twenty years, major headway has been made in biocultural evolution through the mapping, in varying ways, of cultural process onto a neo-Darwinian model. It is as if now, late in the twentieth century, we have completed a full loop in the spiral, taking us from the organic models made popular by Spencer, to a new level of apparently organic
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Social determinants of health and US cancer screening interventions: A systematic review

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023
Ariella R Korn
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Social Evolution

2001
Il saggio formula critiche epistemologiche alle filosofie della storia e definisce un modello di interpretazione dell'evoluzione culturale sulla base dell'epistemologia evoluzionista.
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