Field of Human Evolution: Critical Perspectives from History and Epistemology
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Field of Human Evolution: Critical Perspectives from History and Epistemology
Lequin, Mathilde; Rodriguez Caso, Juan Manuel
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
02/2026
392
Dura
Inglês
9783032139245
15 a 20 dias
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Part I. Introduction.- Chapter 1. Critical Thinking in Human Evolution: Reflexive Approaches to the Human Past.- Chapter 2. Why It Is Necessary to Critically Rethink How (Scientific) Knowledge Is Constructed.- Part II. Historical Perspectives on the Study of Human Evolution.- Chapter 3. Historical Reflections on Human Evolution in the Nineteenth Century: Beyond Darwin and "Darwinism".- Chapter 4. The Methodological and Theoretical Framework of Early Paleoanthropology.- Chapter 5. Interpretations, Influences, Personalities, and the Phylogeny of Palaeoanthropology.- Chapter 6. Sherwood Washburn's Pragmatic Evolutionary Theory.- Chapter 7. Punctuated Equilibrium and Human Evolution, 50 Years Later.- Part III. Historical PeFrom Data to Evidence: Concepts, Models, and Representations.- Chapter 8. Images of Phylogeny and Visualizations of Evolution: Scales, Trees, Networks, and Maps.- Chapter 9. Proximate-Ultimate Causation in Human Evolution? Implications from Archaeology.- Chapter 10. On Genetic Data, Models, Story-Telling and Consensus: (Re) Constructing the Demographic History of Homo Sapiens and Its Putative Admixture with Neanderthals.- Chapter 11. Human Behavior Genetics and Human Evolution.- Part IV. Otherness and Diversity in Human Evolution: Anthropological and Political Perspectives.- Chapter 12. Critical Hominin Theory.- Chapter 13. Is and Ought? Problems with Deriving "Natural" and Prescribing "Normal" via the Human Evolutionary Record.- Chapter 14. When Neanderthals and Modern Humans Coexisted: How Philosophy, Archaeology and Prehistory Novels Are Working Towards a More Inclusive Understanding of Deep Human History.- Chapter 15. A Decolonial and Multilayered Analysis on the Silencing of the Latin American Biological Anthropology: the Case of 'The Peopling of the Americas' Research.
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Epistemology;Evolutionary Anthropology;Evolutionary Biology;Evolutionary Studies;Evolutionary Theory;Human Evolution;Paleogenetics;Paleoanthropology
Part I. Introduction.- Chapter 1. Critical Thinking in Human Evolution: Reflexive Approaches to the Human Past.- Chapter 2. Why It Is Necessary to Critically Rethink How (Scientific) Knowledge Is Constructed.- Part II. Historical Perspectives on the Study of Human Evolution.- Chapter 3. Historical Reflections on Human Evolution in the Nineteenth Century: Beyond Darwin and "Darwinism".- Chapter 4. The Methodological and Theoretical Framework of Early Paleoanthropology.- Chapter 5. Interpretations, Influences, Personalities, and the Phylogeny of Palaeoanthropology.- Chapter 6. Sherwood Washburn's Pragmatic Evolutionary Theory.- Chapter 7. Punctuated Equilibrium and Human Evolution, 50 Years Later.- Part III. Historical PeFrom Data to Evidence: Concepts, Models, and Representations.- Chapter 8. Images of Phylogeny and Visualizations of Evolution: Scales, Trees, Networks, and Maps.- Chapter 9. Proximate-Ultimate Causation in Human Evolution? Implications from Archaeology.- Chapter 10. On Genetic Data, Models, Story-Telling and Consensus: (Re) Constructing the Demographic History of Homo Sapiens and Its Putative Admixture with Neanderthals.- Chapter 11. Human Behavior Genetics and Human Evolution.- Part IV. Otherness and Diversity in Human Evolution: Anthropological and Political Perspectives.- Chapter 12. Critical Hominin Theory.- Chapter 13. Is and Ought? Problems with Deriving "Natural" and Prescribing "Normal" via the Human Evolutionary Record.- Chapter 14. When Neanderthals and Modern Humans Coexisted: How Philosophy, Archaeology and Prehistory Novels Are Working Towards a More Inclusive Understanding of Deep Human History.- Chapter 15. A Decolonial and Multilayered Analysis on the Silencing of the Latin American Biological Anthropology: the Case of 'The Peopling of the Americas' Research.
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