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E-grāmata: New Evolutionary Social Science: Human Nature, Social Behavior, and Social Change

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  • Formāts: 270 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 17-Nov-2015
  • Izdevniecība: Routledge
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781317255482
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Social scientists have long declared their autonomy from the natural sciences, and in doing so have tended to neglect important biological constraints on human nature. Many sociological theories have suggested a nearly complete malleability of patterns of social life. The New Evolutionary Social Science challenges this view by building on Stephen K. Sanderson's 'Darwinian conflict theory' which sets out to synthesise sociological theories with key findings from biology into an overarching scientific paradigm. Configuring and expanding this groundbreaking theory, the contributors to this volume are well-known European and American experts in evolutionary science. The New Evolutionary Social Science develops a new basis for understanding social change and the world's future through a better integration of the natural and social sciences.

Recenzijas

A sociology conference held at the University of Innsbruck, Austria in June 2006 revolved around Stephen K. Sandersons The Evolution of Human Sociality (2001). The 17 papers that survived to publication introduce the anthology, then look at Darwinian conflict theory and its critics and diverse applications of evolutionary theory in sociology. The topics include metaphysical materialism, cooperation without coercion, the missing link between structuralism and sociobiology, the uneven match between Emile Durkheim and Edward Westermarch, and the two transitions in the evolution of human sociality. Sanderson himself offers reflections and final thought. . --Eithne OLeyne, October 2011 Reference and Research Book News

Acknowledgements vii
PART I PRELUDE
Introduction: The New Evolutionary Social Science
3(6)
Tamas Meleghy
Peter Meyer
Heinz-Jurgen Niedenzu
Chapter 1 The Impact of Darwinism on Sociology: An Historical and Critical Overview
9(20)
Stephen K. Sanderson
PART II DARWINIAN CONFLICT THEORY AND ITS CRITICS
Chapter 2 Social Evolution and Human Action: A Commentary on Sanderson's Darwinian Conflict Theory
29(13)
Michael Schmid
Chapter 3 Metaphysical Materialism: Some Critical Remarks on Sanderson's The Evolution of Human Sociality
42(10)
Nico Wilterdink
Chapter 4 Darwinian Conflict Theory: Alternative Theoretical Strategy of Unifying Paradigm for Contemporary Sociology?
52(10)
Rosemary L. Hopcroft
Chapter 5 Some Reflections on Sanderson's Evolutionary Approaches
62(5)
Christoph Antweiler
Chapter 6 Why Should Marvin Harris Meet Charles Darwin? A Reply to Sanderson's Critique of Cultural Materialism
67(12)
Khaled Hakami
Chapter 7 Cooperation Without Coercion? Responses to Sanderson's Conflict Perspective
79(10)
Peter Meyer
Chapter 8 Darwinian Conflict Theory and Human Creativity
89(12)
Heinz-Jurgen Niedenzu
Chapter 9 Structuralism and Sociobiology: The Missing Link
101(10)
Tamas Meleghy
Chapter 10 A Critical Appraisal of Sanderson's Darwinian Conflict Approach to Human Warfare
111(11)
J. M. G. van der Dennen
Chapter 11 The Rise of Modern Science and Industrial Technology: A Test Case of Sanderson's Evolutionary Model of Human Society
122(13)
C. R. Hallpike
PART III EVOLUTIONARY THEORY IN SOCIOLOGY: DIVERSE APPLICATIONS
Chapter 12 Emile Durkheim Versus Edward Westermarck: An Uneven Match
135(12)
J. P. Roos
Chapter 13 What is "Baby Fever"? Contrasting Evolutionary Explanations of Proceptive Behavior
147(12)
Anna Rotkirch
Chapter 14 Class Mobility, Environment, and Genes: A Darwinian Conflict Analysis
159(13)
Frank Salter
Chapter 15 The Two Transitions in the Evolution of Human Sociality
172(10)
W. G. Runciman
Chapter 16 Human Sociality, Communication, and Media: An Evolutionary Perspective
182(15)
Peter M. Hejl
PART IV REFLECTIONS AND FINAL THOUGHTS
Chapter 17 Darwinian Conflict Theory and Evolutionary Sociology: A Reply to Critics and Fellow Travelers
197(27)
Stephen K. Sanderson
References 224(24)
Index 248(9)
Contributors 257
Tamas Meleghy, Heinz-Jurgen Niedenzu, Peter Meyer
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