Why Gould Was WrongStephen Jay Gould (1941-2002) was a leading critic of human behavioral genetics, human sociobiology, evolutionary psychology, and the modern evolutionary synthesis. Why Gould Was Wrong explains why Gould's claims were horribly wrong. |
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... human behavioral genetics, human sociobiology, evolutionary psychology, and the modern evolutionary synthesis. Why Gould Was Wrong explains why Gould's claims were horribly wrong. Nils K. Oeijord was born in Norway in 1947. A graduate ...
... human behavioral genetics, human sociobiology, evolutionary psychology, and the modern evolutionary synthesis. Why Gould Was Wrong explains why Gould's claims were horribly wrong. Nils K. Oeijord was born in Norway in 1947. A graduate ...
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... human nature 108. Behavioral flexibility 115 116 116 117 117 117 118 119 119 119 120 120 120 109. Learning and ... behavior 114. SSG and intergroup conflict 115. SSG and change . . . € 122 123 123 123 116. The myth of “ inevitability ” 123 ...
... human nature 108. Behavioral flexibility 115 116 116 117 117 117 118 119 119 119 120 120 120 109. Learning and ... behavior 114. SSG and intergroup conflict 115. SSG and change . . . € 122 123 123 123 116. The myth of “ inevitability ” 123 ...
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... behavior . . 144 179. Substitution . . 144 180. Behavioral change proves adaptive behavior . . 144 181. A “ just ... human behavior 002. Gould denied the existence of trait - genetic independence 003. A list of modular behavior . Part ...
... behavior . . 144 179. Substitution . . 144 180. Behavioral change proves adaptive behavior . . 144 181. A “ just ... human behavior 002. Gould denied the existence of trait - genetic independence 003. A list of modular behavior . Part ...
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... human behavior was deemed anathema by Gould . Gould in fact insisted that in the area of behavior , genetic differences should be ignored . Strangely , Gould seemed to think that morals and meaning are somewhere “ out there ...
... human behavior was deemed anathema by Gould . Gould in fact insisted that in the area of behavior , genetic differences should be ignored . Strangely , Gould seemed to think that morals and meaning are somewhere “ out there ...
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... human behavior. “Gould is so eager to beat his own drums that objectivity is lost altogether,” said David P. Barash. Another possible explanation is that Gould simply had an uni- dentified mental syndrome. No wonder that John Maynard ...
... human behavior. “Gould is so eager to beat his own drums that objectivity is lost altogether,” said David P. Barash. Another possible explanation is that Gould simply had an uni- dentified mental syndrome. No wonder that John Maynard ...
Contents
The Modern Synthesis | 83 |
Mendel Watson Crick | 84 |
Chomskys rediscovery | 85 |
Paul McLean | 86 |
Competing syntheses | 87 |
Desmond John Morris | 88 |
Gould strongly attacked EP | 89 |
Pinker Wright and Buss | 90 |
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Charles Lyell and Robert Chambers | 74 |
Wallace and Darwin | 75 |
The period between roughly 1875 and 1910 | 76 |
The continuity of man and animals | 77 |
John Hughlings Jackson | 78 |
Instinct psychology | 79 |
Crazy claims | 80 |
Margaret Mead | 81 |
Lysenkoism and NeoLysenkoism | 82 |
Timothy Perper | 91 |
The prerequisites | 92 |
Those who never understand | 93 |
They were attacking everything | 94 |
Discourteous language | 95 |
It had to be imported | 96 |
He was attacking a straw man | 97 |
Illogical science | 98 |
Inferring ought from is | 99 |
Ill chosen examples | 100 |
A good empirical fit | 101 |
Gould occupied a rather curious position | 102 |
The hypothesis of punctuated equilibria | 103 |
Misunderstanding the selfish gene | 104 |
The tragic history of environmentalism | 105 |
An instinct has two parts | 106 |
More learning causes | 107 |
The instinct of Us and Them | 108 |
They misused a symposium | 109 |
Wilsons new holism | 110 |
A normal situation 086 They had not read the literature 087 A false identification | 111 |
Illogical moral guilt | 112 |
The theory was not Wilsons theory | 113 |
LSE was rather embarrassed | 114 |
Social sociobiologists | 115 |
A collection of lies | 116 |
Politically motivated attack | 117 |
The unit of selection | 118 |
Constraints | 119 |
Goulds theory of biological potentiality | 120 |
Learning and genetic determinism | 121 |
R Dawkins and B D Davis picked up the battleaxe | 122 |
Circumvention of destructive behavior | 123 |
The critics and kin selection | 124 |
An unrealistic view of science | 125 |
SSG and sexism | 126 |
Goulds level of explanation | 127 |
Gould et al on genetic variation | 128 |
Gould was critical about ideological assumptions | 129 |
Gould on averages | 130 |
Wilson admired Marxist thinking | 131 |
Goulds odd definition of racist | 132 |
New discoveries | 133 |
The Bell Curve | 134 |
Questioning the Millennium | 135 |
The Blind Watchmaker | 136 |
Gould attacked the new consensus | 137 |
The gene as an informational unit | 138 |
The critics and the constructivists | 139 |
Consilience the synthesis of syntheses | 140 |
On ontology | 141 |
They declared aggression nonexistent | 142 |
U Segerstrale on free will | 143 |
Culture is mostly based on natural behavior | 144 |
A justso story is not a justso story | 145 |
Wilson is not a genius | 146 |
A List of Modular Behavior Proves That Gould Was Wrong | 147 |
Modular human behavior | 148 |
Gould denied the existence of traitgenetic independence | 151 |
A List of Modular Genetic Damage Proves That Gould Was Wrong | 338 |
Genes suffer accumulative damage | 339 |
DSMIVTR | 340 |
Bibliography chronologicalalphabetical | 659 |
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