Article ID: CBB001450835

The “Global Phylogeny” and its Historical Legacy: A Critical Review of a Unified Theory of Human Biological and Linguistic Co-Evolution (2014)

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In a critical review of late twentieth-century gene-culture co-evolutionary models labelled as `global phylogeny', the authors present evidence for the long legacy of co-evolutionary theories in European-based thinking, highlighting that (1) ideas of social and cultural evolution preceded the idea of biological evolution, (2) linguistics played a dominant role in the formation of a unified theory of human co-evolution, and (3) that co-evolutionary thinking was only possible due to perpetuated and renewed transdisciplinary reticulations between scholars of different disciplines---especially within the integrative framework of the `humanid' and the `hominid' branches of anthropology.

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Authors & Contributors
Aja Watkins
Berwick, Robert C.
Carl R. Weinberg
Grodwohl, Jean-Baptiste
Minelli, Alessandro
Tremblay, Frederic
Concepts
Evolution
Evolutionary developmental biology
Social evolution
Phylogeny
Darwinism
Biology
Time Periods
20th century
21st century
19th century
Prehistory
20th century, late
20th century, early
Places
United States
Germany
Argentina
Mexico
Great Britain
Brazil
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