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An Essay Concerning Sociocultural Evolution: Theoretical Principles and Mathematical Models

Jürgen Klüver

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1. Sociocultural evolution: a concept and its difficulties. 2. A theoretical model of sociocultural evolution. 3. The mathematics of social processes. 4. A mathematical model of sociocultural evolution. 5. Conclusions: The logic of Evolution or are there something like historical laws? References. Index.

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1. Sociocultural evolution: a concept and its difficulties. 2. A theoretical model of sociocultural evolution. 3. The mathematics of social processes. 4. A mathematical model of sociocultural evolution. 5. Conclusions: The logic of Evolution or are there something like historical laws? References. Index.

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1. Sociocultural evolution: a concept and its difficulties. 2. A theoretical model of sociocultural evolution. 3. The mathematics of social processes. 4. A mathematical model of sociocultural evolution. 5. Conclusions: The logic of Evolution or are there something like historical laws? References. Index.

Key concepts: Sociocultural evolution, Social evolution, Epistemology, Sociology, Anthropology, Philosophy

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