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This View of Life is an interdisciplinary academic journal dedicated to exploring the application of evolutionary science across all aspects of human life.

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Developing the Field Site Concept for the Study of Cultural Evolution: Introduction

Together with commentaries by authors with diverse perspectives on field research, we hope to catalyze the formation of field sites for the study of cultural evolution around the world.

Culture
Anthropology
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Steering Toward the Omega Point: Synopsis of "Does Altruism Exist?"

The following synopsis will provide useful background for the commentaries.

Religion
Morality
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Wilson (2024) Peer Review #3

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Terrorism and the Apocalyptic

Apocalyptic ideas motivate much of the most virulent political violence in the world, stirring what can be called the “fundamentalist mindset.”

Politics
History
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Steering Toward the Omega Point: 3. The Wolves of Wall Street and Superorganisms: How Social Justice Should Mimic Our Cells

Commentary 3

Religion
Morality
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Spirituality, Science, and Action: A Conversation Between David Sloan Wilson and Brother Phap Linh

Spirituality often seems like the opposite of action, but some of the most committed forms of activism come from spiritual leaders.

Religion
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Johnson & Blackwell (2024) Peer Review #3

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Johnson & Blackwell (2024) Peer Review #2

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Building healthy, flexible relationships

ProSocial
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Role Playing in Human Evolution: From Life to Art

This process of “acting like” is a critically important mechanism in cultural evolution since it leads to social conformity and the homogenization of group behavior.

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Was Dewey a Darwinian? Yes! Yes! Yes! An Interview with Trevor Pearce

History
Biology
Politics
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On The Beauty and Necessity of Structure

My hope for this essay is to endow the social enterprise, not only with a sense of necessity, but also with a sense of beauty.

Biology
Culture
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