Evolutionary Cultural Anthropology
Barry S. Hewlett
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Barry S. Hewlett
Abstract
In this paper I outline an integrated framework for the study of culture, called evolutionary cultural anthropology, that highlights culture and its interactions with biology and ecology. Applied research during Ebola outbreaks and several decades of research with hunter-gatherer children of the Congo Basin are utilized to illustrate evolutionary cultural anthropology.
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In this paper I outline an integrated framework for the study of culture, called evolutionary cultural anthropology, that highlights culture and its interactions with biology and ecology. Applied research during Ebola outbreaks and several decades of research with hunter-gatherer children of the Congo Basin are utilized to illustrate evolutionary cultural anthropology.
Key concepts: Anthropology, Ecological anthropology, Cultural anthropology, Cultural ecology, Evolutionary anthropology, Sociology, Economic anthropology, Sociocultural anthropology