KnowraCultural evolutionLinked fromLinked fromThe 47 pages that link to Cultural evolution, each with the reason it gives.All 47Broader topic 2Related 18Narrower topic 19Compared with 8Cultural transmissionNarrower topic: Transmission is one of the processes through which cultural traits evolve.CultureNarrower topic: It frames cultural change as variation and transmission over time.Gene–culture coevolutionNarrower topic: Gene–culture coevolution is a framework for studying culture’s interaction with genetic evolution.Evolutionary game theoryNarrower topic: Imitation and learning extend evolutionary dynamics beyond genetic inheritance.MemeticsNarrower topic: Memetics is one approach to explaining cultural evolution.Social evolutionismNarrower topic: Social evolutionism is a historical, stage-based form of cultural evolutionary thought.MemeNarrower topic: Memes are one proposed unit for describing cultural evolution.Julian StewardNarrower topic: Steward’s multilinear model belongs to the broader study of cultural change.Cognitive science of religionNarrower topic: Religious cognition is shaped not only by individual minds but also by traits spreading between people.Cultural changeNarrower topic: This broader framework models how cultural traits spread and persist over time.Leslie WhiteNarrower topic: White argued that cultures evolve in general patterns rather than only through unique local histories.Marvin HarrisNarrower topic: Harris’s materialist account belongs to a wider tradition explaining cultural change.Unilineal evolutionNarrower topic: Unilineal evolution was a specific, directional theory of cultural change.Axial AgeNarrower topic: It offers a broad process-based frame for explaining parallel intellectual changes.Susan BlackmoreNarrower topic: Blackmore applies evolutionary principles to the spread and variation of cultural information.Bandwagon effectNarrower topic: Bandwagon processes can affect which cultural traits spread and persist.Evolutionary linguisticsNarrower topic: Languages spread and change through learning, imitation, and interaction.Baldwin effectNarrower topic: The effect is often invoked to explain feedback between cultural practices and biological evolution.Evolutionary origin of religionNarrower topic: Religious practices can spread and persist through the same broad processes that shape other cultural traits.
KnowraCultural evolutionLinked fromLinked fromThe 47 pages that link to Cultural evolution, each with the reason it gives.All 47Broader topic 2Related 18Narrower topic 19Compared with 8Cultural transmissionNarrower topic: Transmission is one of the processes through which cultural traits evolve.CultureNarrower topic: It frames cultural change as variation and transmission over time.Gene–culture coevolutionNarrower topic: Gene–culture coevolution is a framework for studying culture’s interaction with genetic evolution.Evolutionary game theoryNarrower topic: Imitation and learning extend evolutionary dynamics beyond genetic inheritance.MemeticsNarrower topic: Memetics is one approach to explaining cultural evolution.Social evolutionismNarrower topic: Social evolutionism is a historical, stage-based form of cultural evolutionary thought.MemeNarrower topic: Memes are one proposed unit for describing cultural evolution.Julian StewardNarrower topic: Steward’s multilinear model belongs to the broader study of cultural change.Cognitive science of religionNarrower topic: Religious cognition is shaped not only by individual minds but also by traits spreading between people.Cultural changeNarrower topic: This broader framework models how cultural traits spread and persist over time.Leslie WhiteNarrower topic: White argued that cultures evolve in general patterns rather than only through unique local histories.Marvin HarrisNarrower topic: Harris’s materialist account belongs to a wider tradition explaining cultural change.Unilineal evolutionNarrower topic: Unilineal evolution was a specific, directional theory of cultural change.Axial AgeNarrower topic: It offers a broad process-based frame for explaining parallel intellectual changes.Susan BlackmoreNarrower topic: Blackmore applies evolutionary principles to the spread and variation of cultural information.Bandwagon effectNarrower topic: Bandwagon processes can affect which cultural traits spread and persist.Evolutionary linguisticsNarrower topic: Languages spread and change through learning, imitation, and interaction.Baldwin effectNarrower topic: The effect is often invoked to explain feedback between cultural practices and biological evolution.Evolutionary origin of religionNarrower topic: Religious practices can spread and persist through the same broad processes that shape other cultural traits.