mike,
I'm not totally sure who/what you include in the "work in evolutionary
psychology". Your discussion of cross cultural studies in _Cultural
Psychology_ makes reference to the primitive/modern dichotomy but his is not
a category of any model of cultural evolution (e.g., Morgan's, Engel's,
White's, Steward's, etc.). Also, there is no index entry "evolutionary
psychology". Within the CHAT tradition the only examples I can think of are
the Luria & Vygotsky book that includes the section derived from work in
central Asia and sections of Leont'ev's Problems in the Development of Mind.
Who else do you have in mind?
Paul H. Dillon
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From: Mike Cole <mcole@weber.ucsd.edu>
To: <xmca@weber.ucsd.edu>
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2001 12:15 PM
Subject: evolution and culture
>
> Paul-- Your invocation of the incest taboo in the discussion on morality
> stemming from the hicks discussion of Bakhtin raises in a pointed way
> the need of cultural-historical activity theory to take seriously the
> "intertwining of the phylogenetic and cultural historical" or different
> genetic domains in general. We have never discussed the work in
evolutionary
> psychology on this list as it relates to CHAT. Is this a topic of interest
> and if so, where to begin?
> mike
>
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