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The Oxford handbook of evolutionary psychology and religion / |
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9780199397747 价格： CNY944.20 |
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0199397740 |
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The Oxford handbook of evolutionary psychology and religion / |
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New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2021] |
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xii, 386 p. : ill. ; 27 cm. |
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"Religion has been a subject of study for centuries, with scholars approaching this topic from a plethora of perspectives. Applying an evolutionary perspective to the study of religion represents a relatively new approach, and yet the last few decades have seen an impressive collection of hypotheses developed and empirical findings gathered from this perspective. Given the multiple facets and overall complexity of religion, these theoretical and empirical contributions are disparate and even isolated from one another. Some researchers have focused on the cognitive systems and mechanisms that produce religious thoughts and behaviors, others on examining possible adaptive (or maladaptive) functions that religion may serve, and still others on the evolutionary history of specific organized religions and the interaction between evolved psychological mechanisms and the development of specific religious beliefs and behaviors. The Oxford Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology and Religion offers a comprehensive and compelling review of research in religious beliefs and practices from an evolutionary perspective on human psychology. The chapters explore a number of subtopics within one of three themes: (1) the psychological mechanisms of religion, (2) evolutionary perspectives on the functionality of religion, and (3) evolutionary perspectives on religion and group living. This handbook unites the theoretical and empirical work of leading scholars in evolutionary psychology, religious studies, cognitive science, anthropology, biology, and philosophy to produce an extensive and authoritative review of this literature, summarizing existing work and serving as a guide to the problems that remain to be solved and the debates that remain to be resolved"-- |
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Evolutionary psychology. |
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Religion. |
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Psychology, Religious. |
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Liddle, James R., |
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Shackelford, Todd K. 1971- (Todd Kennedy), |
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HEA| |05136nam a2200325 450 001| |022022017878 008| |200824s2021 nyua b 001 0 eng d 010| |▼a 2020036963 020| |▼a9780199397747▼qhardcover :▼cCNY944.20 020| |▼a0199397740▼qhardcover 020| |▼z9780199397754▼qelectronic publication 040| |▼aDLC▼cDLC▼dOCLCO▼dOCLCF▼dBDX▼- | |dYDX▼dOCLCO▼dPTS 050|00|▼aBF698.95▼b.O947 2021 082|00|▼a200.1/9▼223 090| |▼aB920▼b240698 245|04|▼aThe Oxford handbook of evolu- | |tionary psychology and religio- | |n /▼cedited by James R Liddle,- | | Todd K Shackelford. 260| |▼aNew York, NY :▼bOxford Unive- | |rsity Press,▼c[2021] 300| |▼axii, 386 p. :▼bill. ;▼c27 cm. 490|1 |▼aOxford handbooks 490|1 |▼aOxford library of psychology 504| |▼aIncludes bibliographical ref- | |erences and index. 505|0 |▼aAn introduction to evolution- | |ary perspectives on religion /- | | James R. Liddle, Todd K. Shac- | |kelford －－ Mickey, Yahweh, and- | | Zeus : why cultural learning - | |is essential for the evolution- | |ary study of religion / Will M- | |. Gervais －－ The diversity of - | |religious systems across histo- | |ry : an evolutionary cognitive- | | approach / Pascal boyer and n- | |icolas baumard4. Religion as a- | |nthropomorphism: a cognitive t- | |heory / Stewart Elliott Guthri- | |e －－ Evolutionary developmenta- | |l psychology of childrenȁ- | |9;s religious beliefs / Tyler - | |S. Greenway, Justin L. Barrett- | | －－ Belief, ritual, and the ev- | |olution of religion / Matt J. - | |Rossano, Benjamin Vandewalle －－ | |- Adolescence and religion : a- | |n evolutionary perspective / C- | |andace S. Alcorta －－ Religion - | |and morality : the evolution o- | |f the cognitive nexus / John T- | |eehan －－ The kin selection of - | |religion / Bernard Crespi －－ T- | |he coevolution of religious be- | |lief and intuitive cognitive s- | |tyle via individual-level sele- | |ction / Michael N. Stagnaro, D- | |avid G. Rand －－ The early orig- | |in of religion : its role as a- | | survival kit / Kenneth V. Kar- | |dong －－ The elephant in the pe- | |ws : reproductive strategy and- | | religiosity / Jason Weeden, R- | |obert Kurzban, Douglas T. Kenr- | |ick －－ Religion : an evolution- | |ary evoked disease-avoidance s- | |trategy / John A. Terrizzi, Jr- | |., Natalie J. Shook －－ Religio- | |n as a means of perceived secu- | |rity : testing the secure soci- | |ety theory / James R. Liddle －－ | |- Charismatic signaling : how - | |religion stabilizes cooperatio- | |n and entrenches inequality / - | |John H. Shaver, Gloria Fraser,- | | Joseph Bulbulia －－ The evolut- | |ion of religion and morality /- | | Azim F. Shariff, Brett Mercie- | |r －－ The roots of intergroup c- | |onflict and the co-optation of- | | the religious system : an evo- | |lutionary perspective on relig- | |ious terrorism / Jordan Kiper,- | | Richard Sosis －－ Selected to - | |kill in his name : evolutionar- | |y perspectives on religiously - | |motivated violence / Yael Sela- | |, Nicole Barbaro －－ Supernatur- | |al beliefs and the evolution o- | |f cooperation / Pierrick Bourr- | |at, Hugo Viciana －－ A socioevo- | |lutionary approach to religiou- | |s change / Ryan T. Cragun, J.E- | |. Sumerau －－ The evolution and- | | exploitation of transcendence- | | / Gregory Gorelik －－ Challeng- | |es to an evolutionary perspect- | |ive on religion / Benjamin Bei- | |t-Hallahmi. 520| |▼a"Religion has been a subject- | | of study for centuries, with - | |scholars approaching this topi- | |c from a plethora of perspecti- | |ves. Applying an evolutionary - | |perspective to the study of re- | |ligion represents a relatively- | | new approach, and yet the las- | |t few decades have seen an imp- | |ressive collection of hypothes- | |es developed and empirical fin- | |dings gathered from this persp- | |ective. Given the multiple fac- | |ets and overall complexity of - | |religion, these theoretical an- | |d empirical contributions are - | |disparate and even isolated fr- | |om one another. Some researche- | |rs have focused on the cogniti- | |ve systems and mechanisms that- | | produce religious thoughts an- | |d behaviors, others on examini- | |ng possible adaptive (or malad- | |aptive) functions that religio- | |n may serve, and still others - | |on the evolutionary history of- | | specific organized religions - | |and the interaction between ev- | |olved psychological mechanisms- | | and the development of specif- | |ic religious beliefs and behav- | |iors. The Oxford Handbook of E- | |volutionary Psychology and Rel- | |igion offers a comprehensive a- | |nd compelling review of resear- | |ch in religious beliefs and pr- | |actices from an evolutionary p- | |erspective on human psychology- | |. The chapters explore a numbe- | |r of subtopics within one of t- | |hree themes: (1) the psycholog- | |ical mechanisms of religion, (- | |2) evolutionary perspectives o- | |n the functionality of religio- | |n, and (3) evolutionary perspe- | |ctives on religion and group l- | |iving. This handbook unites th- | |e theoretical and empirical wo- | |rk of leading scholars in evol- | |utionary psychology, religious- | | studies, cognitive science, a- | |nthropology, biology, and phil- | |osophy to produce an extensive- | | and authoritative review of t- | |his literature, summarizing ex- | |isting work and serving as a g- | |uide to the problems that rema- | |in to be solved and the debate- | |s that remain to be resolved"－－ | |-▼cProvided by publisher. 650| 0|▼aEvolutionary psychology. 650| 0|▼aReligion. 650| 0|▼aPsychology, Religious. 700|1 |▼aLiddle, James R.,▼eeditor. 700|1 |▼aShackelford, Todd K.▼q(Todd - | |Kennedy),▼d1971-▼eeditor. 830| 0|▼aOxford handbooks. 830| 0|▼aOxford library of psychology.