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Oxford Handbook of Cultural Evolution

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Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

30.10.2025

Herausgeber

Jamshid Tehrani + weitere

Verlag

Oxford Academic

Seitenzahl

1024

Maße (L/B/H)

24,9/17,4/6,5 cm

Gewicht

1898 g

Farbe

Dunkellila / Silbergrau

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-886925-2

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

30.10.2025

Herausgeber

Verlag

Oxford Academic

Seitenzahl

1024

Maße (L/B/H)

24,9/17,4/6,5 cm

Gewicht

1898 g

Farbe

Dunkellila / Silbergrau

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-886925-2

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Oxford Handbook of Cultural Evolution

    • Introduction

    • 1: Joshua Conrad Jackson and Juliet Dunstone: The history of cultural evolution: reflections from leading figures in the field

    • Approaches to Cultural Evolution

    • 2: Laurel Fogarty and Anne Kandler: Modelling cultural transmission

    • 3: Alex Bentley, Simon Carrington, and Damian Ruck: Modelling drift and selection in cultural evolution

    • 4: Fredrik Jansson, Andrew Buskell, and Magnus Enquist: Cultural systems

    • 5: Alex Mesoudi: Experimental investigation of cultural evolution

    • 6: Dietrich Stout and Erin Hecht: Evolutionary neuroscience of cultural evolution

    • 7: Mike O'Brien: Evolutionary archaeology

    • 8: Ruth Mace and Hanzhi May Zhang: Cross-Cultural Comparative Methods for Testing Evolutionary Hypotheses

    • 9: Helena Miton: Cultural attraction

    • 10: Tim Lewens: Philosophy of cultural evolution

    • Innovation and social Learning: the foundations of cultural evolution

    • 11: Bruce Rawlings and Simon Reader: What is innovation?

    • 12: Will Hoppitt and Sonja Wild: What is social learning?

    • 13: Michelle Kline: Teaching

    • 14: Christine Caldwell: What is cumulative cultural evolution?

    • 15: Rachel Kendal and Robin Watson: When is social learning adaptive?

    • 16: Edwin van Leeuwen and Tom Morgan: Conformist social learning

    • 17: Matt Offord, Charlotte Brand, and Jeremy Kendal: Prestige biased social learning

    • 18: Cecilia Heyes and Richard Moore: The cognitive foundations of culture

    • 19: Daphna Buschbaum and Rebekah Gelpi: Life history of social learning tendencies in humans

    • 20: Dan Haun, Kari Neldner, and Roman Stengelin: Cultural variation in childhood social learning

    • 21: Kim Sterelny: Cultural Intelligence

    • Animal Cultures

    • 22: Caroline Schuppli and Emma Lokuciejewski: What constitutes nonhuman culture and how is it studied?

    • 23: Andy Whiten: Culture in the great apes

    • 24: Erica van de Waal and Charlotte Canteloup: Culture in monkeys

    • 25: Ellen Garland and Luke Rendell: Culture in cetaceans

    • 26: Alex Thornton and Josh Arbon: Culture in mammals

    • 27: Lucy Aplin: Culture in birds

    • 28: Culum Brown: Culture in fish

    • 29: Etienne Danchin, Guillaume Isabel, and Sabine Nöbel: Culture in insects

    • 30: Lara Wood, Gill Vale, Emma Flynn, and Bruce Rawlings: Cross species comparisons of human and nonhuman culture Approaches, discoveries, limitations, and future directions

    • 31: Thibaud Gruber: Anthropogenic effects on animal cultures

    • Technology

    • 32: Maxime Derex and Tom Morgan: Cultural transmission of technological skills

    • 33: Claudio Tennie: Tools and culture among early hominins

    • 34: Anna Prentiss: Lithic technological evolution

    • 35: Salva Duran-Nebreda and Sergi Valverde: The Natural Evolution of Computing

    • 36: Alberto Acerbi: Digital Culture

    • Arts and Literature

    • 37: Jamie Tehrani: The Cultural Transmission and Evolution of Folk Narratives

    • 38: Chris Buckley: Craft Traditions

    • 39: Mason Youngblood, Yuto Ozaki and Pat Savage: Cultural Evolution and Music

    • 40: Jan Verpooten: Signalling and the Cultural Evolution of Art

    • 41: Christopher Howe and Heather Windram: Manuscript Traditions

    • 42: Oleg Sobchuk: Modern literature and film

    • Religion

    • 43: Aiyana Willard, Hugh Turpin and Adam Baimel: Universal Cognitive Biases as the Basis for Supernatural Beliefs: Evidence and Critiques

    • 44: Theiss Bendixen, Aaron Lightner and Ben Purzycki: The Cultural Evolution of Religion and Cooperation

    • 45: Joseph Watts: The Cultural Macroevolution of Religion

    • 46: Harvey Whitehouse: The Role of Ritual in the Evolution of Social Complexity

    • 47: Kirsten A. Lesage, Maliki E. Ghossainy, Rebekah A. Richert , and Kathleen Corriveau: Social learning and religion

    • Sociality

    • 48: Tom Currie and Cedric Perret: The Cultural Evolution of Sociopolitical Organization: Examining how evolutionary processes acting at different scales have shaped history's broadest patterns

    • 49: Quentin Atkinson and Luke Matthews: Cultural evolution and the economic wealth of nations

    • 50: Adrian Bell: The influence of migration on cultural evolution

    • 51: Heidi Colleran and Yi-Ta Lu: Fertility transition

    • 52: John Bunce and Richard McElreath: Ethnicity

    • Language and Communication

    • 53: Rachael Bailes and Christine Cuskley: The cultural evolution of language

    • 54: Limor Raviv and Simon Kirby: Self-domestication and the evolution of language 

    • 55: Simon Greenhill: Language phylogenies

    • 56: Yoolim Kim and Olivier Morin: Evolution of writing scripts

    • Gene culture coevolution

    • 57: Kevin Lala, Marc Feldman, and John Odling Smee: Dialectics that sweep away 'COWDUNG': The Construction of Evolutionary, Cultural and Scientific Niches 

    • 58: Rob Boyd: The cultural niche

    • 59: Arnon Lotem, Oren Kolodny, and Michal Arbilly: Gene-culture coevolution in the cognitive domain 

    • 60: Mark Thomas and Catherine Walker: Cultural evolution and diet

    • 61: Stephen Shennan: Ancient DNA and cultural evolution

    • Applications

    • 62: Charles Efferson, Sonja Vogt and Lukas von Flüe: Applied diffusion of innovations and interventions

    • 63: Alexandra Alvergne: Cultural Evolution and Population Health Interventions

    • 64: Micheal de Barra: Cultural evolution of ineffective medicine

    • 65: Joe Stubbersfield: Conspiracy theories

    • 66: Tim Waring, Monique Borgerhoff-Mulder and Roope Kaaronen: Environmental sustainability and climate change

    • 67: Alison Greggor: Animal Conservation

    • 68: Cristine Legare, Frankie Fong and Alejandro Erut: Education

    • 69: Michael Muthukrishna and Robin Schimmelpfennig: Public policy

    • 70: Michele Gelfand, Xinyue Pan and Alex Landry: Integroup relations

    • 71: Paul Smaldino, Cailin O'Connor and Jingyi Wu: Cultural evolution of science