| Título : | Darwinian Archaeologies | | Tipo de documento: | Libro | | Autores: | Herbert Donald Graham Maschner, Editor científico ; Stephen Shennan, Prefacio, etc | | Editorial: | New York : Plenum | | Fecha de publicación: | 1996 | | Colección: | Interdisciplinary contributions to archaeology | | Número de páginas: | xxi, 261 p. | | ISBN/ISSN/DL: | 978-0-306-45328-1 | | Nota general: | edited by Maschner, Herbert Donald Graham
foreword by Shennan, Stephen
| | Idioma : | Inglés | | Palabras clave: | Teorías evolucionistas Evolución Darwin Charles | | Clasificación: | 902 | | Resumen: | 20120124018585 | | Nota de contenido: | Darwinian Archaeologies: An Introductory Essay / Herbert D. G. Maschner and Steven Mithen
Cultural and behavioral selection
The historical Development of an Evolutionary Archaeology: A selectionist Approach / Michael J. O Brien
The search for a Scientific Archaeology
Explaining the Change from Biface to Flake Technology: A Selectionist Application / Alysia L. Abbott, Robert D
Leonard, George T.Jones
The Structureof Selectionist Thought
The transition from Biface to flaketechnology: A ProcessualExplanation
A Selectionist Perspective on Technological Change
Cultural virus Theory and the Eusocial Pottery Assemblage / Ben R. S. Cullen
Science Religion and cultural virustheory
Artifacts as viral phenomena
The Eusocial Pottery
Assemblage
Organized Dissonance: MultiplrCode structures in the replicationof Human Culture
Multichannel Signal Replication
Basic Premises
Theoretical Framework
The elementary structure and operation of cultural replication
The Locus of the Elementary Code Recipe
Paths to revisionism in cultural-behavioral selection: individuals and dual inheritance
Kin Selection and the Origins of Heredetary Social Inequality: A Case Study from the Northern Northwest Coast
Herbert D. G- Maschner and John Q Patton
Culture as a Unit of Analysis
Kin Selection and Hereditary Social Inequality
A Northwest Coast example
Archaeology, Style, and the Theory of Coevolution/ Kenneth M. Ames
Dual Inheritance
Cultural Selection, choice, and Imposition
Style
Northwest Coast Art
Style, function, and cultural Evolutionary processes/ Robert L. Bettinger, Robert Boyd, and Peter J. Richerson
Style and Function in Neo-Evolutionary Perspective
A Critique of she Selectionist Program in Modern Archaeology
Processes of Stylistic Evolution
In Search of the Watchmaker: Atribution of Agency in Natural and Cultural Selection/ Paul Graves-Brown
The Verb to Select
The attribution of Agency
Two kinds of Struggle
Natural Selection:Cultural Selection
Natural Selection for Choice
Genesis: Epigenesis
Dialectic with the Past: A Short History of Time
Conclusion: Purposes Divine and Profane
Cognition and the Evolution of mental adaptations
Weak Modularity and the Evolution of Human Social Behavior / James Steel
Language and Cooperation as Weakly Modularized Abilities
Human Cognitive Evolution and the Normal Social Environment
The Origin of Art: Natural Signs, Mental Modularity, and Visual Symbolism/ Steven Mithen
The first art Symbols and the Capactity for Visual
Symbols and the Capacity for Visual Symbolism
The Evolution of Visual Symbolism
The Evolution of Visual Symbolism
Mark Making. Classification, adn Communication
The Attribution of Meaning
ISVCs and Hunter-Gatherer Foraging
Modularity:Accesibility and Hierarchization in Cognitive Evolution
Overview
The State of Evolutionary Archaeology: Evolutionary Correctness, or the Common Ground / Robert L. Bettinger and Peter J. richerson
Paradigm Require Paradigmatic Case Studies
Contents
Evolutionary Ecology Is Evolutionary Research
Models Are Just-so Stories
Intent Is an Appropriate Subject of Study and Component of Theory
The EmergentProperties of Groups Should Not Be Ignored
Analogues between Evolutionary Process in Natural and Cultural Systems Are Just Analogues
Do the Math
The first art
| | Tema Principal / Disciplina : | Arqueologia | | Link: | https://www.bfa.fcnym.unlp.edu.ar/id/18465 |
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Darwinian Archaeologies / New York : Plenum (1996)
