Niche construction, social cognition, and language: hypothesizing the human as the production of place.
Culture and brain 2016 Oliver Davies 7 citations
New data is emerging from evolutionary anthropology and the neuroscience of social cognition on our species-specific hyper-cooperation (HC). This paper attempts an integration of third-person archaeological and second-person, neuroscientific perspectives on the structure of HC, through a post-Ricoeurian development in hermeneutical phenomenology. We argue for the relatively late evolution of...
DOI: 10.1007/s40167-016-0039-2 (opens in new tab)
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Enactivism
Language evolution
Niche construction
Place
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